VinylMaster is a dedicated sign maker software package offering a professional solution for all your vinyl sign making needs. Packed with tools and features to design and output everything from decals and stickers through to banners, pinstriping and truly eye popping vinyl signs.

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CD-Burn.DDP.Master makes it extremely easy to prepare your music for vinyl distribution. Special markers define which tracks go on which side of the record. The predefined maximum length of the vinyl record is checked automatically.


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Hello guys so I have a question I just bought a US Cutter for vinyl I'm trying to figure out what I'll need to purchase to be able to run it through my iPad I've been trying to do some research but there's not a lot of information that I can find or what I need to tie them together

Which vinyl cutter did you purchase? There should have been cutting software, which one did you receive? You need a computer to download the cutting software onto. You need to have com ports on your computer to hook up the USB cable or serial cable. This does not run from Apps.

This is a user forum -users helping other users - the company seldom comes on - you are trying to use an ipad that is not compatible with a plotter and then ask about a chromebook that again has never been advertised as compatible. people are willing to help each other and most of our old timers with over 10 years experience do so because they generally like helping people . . . that are polite and respectful - 


like skeeter said the mh series in not mac compatible and is sold as only being windows compatible and is sold with appropriate software that comes in one of 2 flavors - vinylmaster and scalp.



Hi there, again, Jesse. Hopefully by now you've figured out that vinyl cutters (plotters) are tempermental beasts that don't take kindly to modern advancements in computer programming and coding. We are in the universe of "legacy" hardware --- machines that originally were designed for line-command interface (again, this was in the late 1950's -- early 1960's). Back then, nobody used "windows" (the GUI), until two guys named Wozniac and Jobs opened that pathway for the world in 1984.

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Check the complex, jacking, drum programming of the Fingers inspired "Loose Screw" or absolute melodic deep house mastery on the closing track "Escapes." and the late nite mix show drama of "Disco Gridlock" with its monstrous reverb drenched kick opening the b-side. All of these standing on their own and all of them displaying Morelli's versatility as a producer in his ability to pinpoint and execute the many styles that made djs what they were back in the days. Essential! $(".tralbum-about").last().bcTruncate(TruncateProfile.get("tralbum_about"), "more", "less"); credits released December 25, 2023 license all rights reserved tags Tags electronic ambient experimental house industrial techno New York Shopping cart subtotal USD taxes calculated at checkout Check out about L.I.E.S. Records New York, New York

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LXi is a professional software solution for graphic designers needing to professionally print or cut their artwork. Additionally, LXi has rich design tools built in which allow professional graphic artists to design their work inside of LXi once they have mastered the basics of LXi. Whether you're a professional or hobbyist, LXi is superior software for decoration, graphics, and signage.

Yes, LXi is compatible with CorelDRAW. CorelDRAW lacks the cutter drivers needed to convert its graphics into vinyl signs, but DRAW users can export their art as .EPS or .AI files, and import them into LXi to be sent to the plotter. More info on the Sign College Blog.

Yes, LXi is compatible with Adobe Illustrator. Illustrator lacks the cutter drivers needed to convert its graphics into vinyl signs, but Illustrator users can export their art as .EPS or .AI files, and import them into LXi to be sent to the plotter.

Yes. Four of the five available levels of LXi software include tools for converting bitmap or raster files into cuttable vector graphics. This process is called vectorization or tracing. LXi includes powerful, easy-to-use auto-trace features that can convert black & white or complex color raster files into spot color vinyl graphics.

Great info! But note the Mozart/Haskil I mentioned is not an Esoteric but Philips/Decca SHM-SACD, and that the Mahler/Solti isn't the only Bob Ludwig remastering in 24/96 (e.g. the Beethoven/Solti Eroica).

(The e-Onkyo sounds a bit ethereal and ever-so-slightly lightweight, typical for a 24/192 conversion from a SHM-SACD, especially in this case one that in turn is based on always the same 24/96 remaster that, apart from the volume adjustment, appears to have been transferred as such onto the Blu-ray.)

Ripping the SHM-SACD reveals it contains the exact same ISO as the 2003 SACD, which in turn is based on the same 24/96 remaster as all current releases - sonically only different due to the surface of the disc, in other words, once ripped, same thing. As to DSD versus PCM, I personally do not believe in the superiority of one format over the other. I believe in analogue as well as high-resolution digital, and that there's always room for better recordings and remasterings. In essence, it's people applying technology wisely that results in superior sound, not a matter of principle. (As in the case of this famous recording from the analogue era, where technology has since not been applied as wisely as it could have.) Just my two cents worth, of course.

This topic has been discussed at length: this recording was transferred from analogue to a 24/96 PCM master, from which all digital conversions are derived starting with the "DG Originals" redbook CD (then came the hybrid SACD, the SHM-SACD next, the separate Blu-ray etc.). There appears to be no other transfer from analogue to digital, whether before nor after. So for the time being, the so-called "Studio Master" download is as close as it gets.

Some remasterings included in the box-set, but in this particular case, the Beethoven has only been normalized (level-adjusted for the peaks to reach the full 0 dB, a procedure that, to my ears, makes a recording, if anything, sound fractionally worse, although measurably, there's no difference except it's louder).

Interesting way of putting it. The Esoteric seems a little souped or beefed up, but the more I listen to it, the more tastefully I think it's done - reminiscent of an XRCD (there have been more and less successful remasterings there over the years as well). I'm frankly a bit undecided, which is why I didn't reply to Darryl earlier. It's true that the Qobuz remastering may be the most neutral, perhaps even faithful to the master tape (that's always a guess), while the Esoteric seems to share qualities with the LP (I no longer have a turntable, speaking strictly from memory), and given it's a Japanese release, I wouldn't be surprised to learn that may habe been what the remastering engineers had in mind. If anything, I wonder if the sound stage width and depth (acoustic phase faithfulness) may have been affected by the use of e.g. an equalizer, but again, without direct comparison to the LP, I find it hard to call one better or worse. For sure, given the Esoteric SACD is expensive, I'll say it's not a must-buy - neither sounds miraculous, both sound plenty good enough, and at any rate, the performances and/or interpretations (speaking as someone who collects recordings based on performance quality, not "audiophile" recordings based on sound quality) are legendary, absolutely essential. 589ccfa754

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