9 Replies to “ Locked Groove 8 - Schermate - Untitled (Vinyl) ”

1. All vinyl records (at least as far as I know) end in a locked groove - this is done to protect the stylus from drifting onto the label, etc. A locked groove simply never advances; the groove changes from the spiral it was on the way in to a closed circle.

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2. Sep 07,  · This is an example of a "locked groove" on a vinyl record, which loops the end of one side over and over until you stop it. This is an example of a "locked groove" on a vinyl record, which loops.

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3. Each artist on the compilation submitted a second loop to be used as a lock groove. The loops were then randomly paired up with other artists on the compilation. The only limitation to what they could create was that their song would end with another artist's lock groove/5(13).

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4. The most common diameter sizes for gramophone records are inch, inch, and 7-inch. Early American shellac records were all 7-inch until , when inch records were introduced. inch records joined them in By , other sizes were retired and nearly all discs were either inch or inch, although both sizes were normally a bit smaller than their official .

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5. Feb 22,  · a locked groove on a vinyl record player Traxxasred. Loading Unsubscribe from Traxxasred? GSYBE - "Providence" Locked Groove - Duration: Chris Allen Recommended for you.

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Asect:Dsect on Discogs. Label: Schematic - SCH • Format: 2x, Vinyl Label: Schematic - SCH • Format: 2x, Vinyl 12 Untitled Lock Groove # D Untitled Lock Groove # Companies, etc.

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7. Lock Groove. Most records have a single spiral groove, moving from the outside to the inside of the record. A lock groove deliberately loops back onto itself, so the same revolution is played over and over again. At 33 1 / 3 rpm this revolution takes secongs. At 45 rpm it takes 1 1 / 3 seconds. Y Record.

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8. Locked groove on side B has some vocals recorded backwards so it sounds a bit creepy. Unlike most of the others this doesn't repeat the last notes of the final song, it was actually something specifically recorded for just the inner groove. GYBE - F#A# infinity - locked groove on Side B repeats the last few notes of Providence forever.

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9. RRR is a third installment in the RRRecords’ epic locked grooves saga. It all started with a groundbreaking and visionary RRR in – one of the first ever ‘music’ (i.e. not a purely utilitarian DJ tool) records consisting entirely of locked grooves, and unprecedented compilation with one hundred individual artists sharing a 7-inch vinyl.

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