Of course, because the CUT & REC's dubplate is also made of vinyl chloride, its durability is equivalent to that of a commercial record. Not only the number of plays, but also hard DJ play such as backspin, grind and scratch has become possible. However, in modern technology, it is possible to cut directly on vinyl chloride board, and its durability is no different from that of commercial records. This is an overwhelmingly lower number of plays compared to commercial vinyl vinyl records. The surface of the acetate disc, which can be cut directly to the disc surface, is soft, and the sound degrades after 50 times of playback. Doveplate evolves with the timesĪt that time, the dubplate was pointing to what was recorded on the acetate board made of chemical fiber, but the low durability of the acetate board is mentioned as a weak point. The dub plate with the independant sound had a special meaning and value not found on commercially available analog records.
The dubplate has been useful for crews who want to quickly release new sound sources with a sound crash, because of the sense of speed that can be completed by direct cutting and the ease of ordering from one sheet. This may take several months to complete, and it will need to be profitable because it will be in the order of hundreds of sheets. When it comes to making a regular record, a process called "press" is necessary to mass-produce the mold after cutting the master board. Why has a single dub plate been used instead of a large amount of common analog records? The reason is speed to completion and manufacturing cost. It is sometimes called "special" because it means "only one piece in the world". The original record board played at this time was called the "dub plate". In this sound crash, creating an analog record of its own, sounding the sound source, and a style that has spread to give a difference to rivals, it can be said the beginning of dubplate culture. The sound system is the property of each sound crew, and the "sound battle" is a sound crash, in which each crew utters music with loud noise. In the culture of reggae origin, there is a sound system that brings out multiple speakers outdoors and sounds loud.
The origin of the dubplate goes back to the 60's reggae scene.
On the other hand, commercially available analog records are mass-produced industrially by "Record Press", which is a production process in large lots. Dubplate culture and its originĪ dub plate is originally one of the types of analog records, and refers to an acetate-made record board with a sound source recorded by a craftsman by "direct cutting", in which grooves are cut directly on the surface of the record one by one. Here, I would like to explain the dubplate to solve such a question. The word "dub plate" itself is not very familiar, and some people may say, "What's different from commercial analog records?" In CUT & REC, there is a place that dare to use this word from the thought that I want the dubplate culture to take root even a little. The dub plate (DUB PLATE) that forms the basis of the CUT & REC service.
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