– You’ll need to email your music files and artwork files (if applicable) to this email address – info@onecutvinyl.com
– As the files are usually too big to send as an attachment, it’s easier to use one of the free file transfer websites (e.g. www.wetransfer.com – there’s no need to create an account, just scroll down to the free version)
– IMPORTANT – Please rename your audio files ‘A1’, ‘A2’, ‘A3’, and ‘B1’, ‘B2’, ‘B3’ etc i.e. to represent Side A, Side B (plus Side C, D etc as appropriate), where the first character must be a letter corresponding with the side of the record, and the second digit must be the track number for that side. E.g. A1 is the first track on Side A; B3 is the third track on the B side. This is very important as using any other labelling convention may cause non-refundable errors in the track sequence.
It may also be useful to send a text note with anything else you’d like to say. IT IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT THAT IF YOU REQUIRE NON-IDENTICAL RECORDS (i.e. DIFFERENT TRACKS ON DIFFERENT RECORDS) YOU CLEARLY STATE WHICH TRACKS ARE TO GO ON WHICH DISC.
– If you have ordered printed parts (e.g. sleeve and/or centre labels) there are templates and further guidance here.
– Make sure we can match your files to your order, e.g. use the same email address and name throughout. Once received, we will confirm we have received your files and the expected processing time – as this is a manual process, it may take a couple of working days to confirm your booking.
Please note, we try to get to process orders as soon as possible but due to high demand for this service this may take several weeks. Check out the website for more detail on processing times. You’ll be updated as soon as it’s on its way.
There is useful advice on how you should prepare mixes and artwork prior to sending on our FAQs.