Vinyl Tracklisting

vinyl tracklisting

Simply choose
the best distribution
for your vinyl

This website helps you to generate your very own tracklisting for professional use with all informations needed.

It's simple, easy, effective and can be used by all recording industry professionals.

Also, it's free and we don't collect any data.

About pressing vinyl

The first thing to know is that the more music there is on one side, the less dynamic and therefore, we approach the surface noise.
On a 12inch, ideally, it should not exceed 20 minutes at 33 RPM 1/3 and 12 minutes at 45 RPM.
Ideally, you should place the energetic tracks on the beginning of the side.
The more stereo there is, the more space the groove will take.
You can burn mono music louder than stereo music.
Quieter tracks take up less space than heavy tracks.
High frequencies are more difficult to engrave.
Too much high frequencies cause saturation during playback.
Do not push the stereo to low frequencies.
Apply a strong deesser to the vocals.
Do not compress the track too much - it is better for the cut (Ex: DR 14 db).
Think from the start of production to work in high resolution (minimum 24 bits/ 48 kHz).

1. ENTER INFOS

2. DRAG & DROP

3. SORT TRACKS

Perfect timing depends on cutting speed

33RPM

12inch < 20 min approx.

10inch < 14 min approx.

7inch < 5 min approx.

45RPM

12inch < 12 min approx.

10inch < 10 min approx.

7inch < 4 min approx.

This website allows you to evenly distribute your tracks.
For an optimization of the sound.

You can do it manually or with our sort button.

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