A lathe cut record is a vinyl record created by a cutter head while the music is playing. Imagine playing your vinyl record on your turntable. Instead of having a stylus to read the grooves on the record, a cutter head makes the grooves on a blank vinyl as the music plays.

Lathe cutting is the fastest way to make a vinyl record because we essentially cut the record live. Vinyl pressings, the other technique to produce a record, can take weeks to make because of the preproduction required to create the stamp.

In this video, Vinny Fieg, workerowner at Backline, walks through our cutting process with a RekOKut Challenger.



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