Label Designs

Black and white two tone, black or white 'A Side' / 'B' Side labels:

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Information on cover and labels is available further down this page: Please view the processing times information page on this blog, or use the link below: https://mooncustomrecordsblog.blogspot.com/2023/09/processing-times.html Frequently Asked Questions are on this blog, or from this link: https://mooncustomrecordsblog.blogspot.com/2023/09/frequently-asked-questions.html The MoonVinyl custom records listings and options explained: https://mooncustomrecordsblog.blogspot.com/2023/10/navigating-and-understanding-etsy.html If you already have your tracks available for Side A and Side B to send via email or transfer service, please send to the Moon Custom Records email provided after purchase. Please do not send Apple.Itunes files because I am unable to play them. If the file sizes are too large for email attachments, I recommend sending to my email address using a free file transfer service, such as www.wetransfer.com or www.filemai...
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Help with cover, label and music requirements for your record.

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Music: 1. You can send your music files in two ways: i) Send your files via email or file transfer service. Popular file transfer services include transfernow.net, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox etc. Most popular sound file formats are fine to send. The most common files types are WAV, FLAC, m4a and mp3. True WAV and FLAC files should be the best quality and will make a better sounding record. mp3 is used a lot in orders, and can be OK sounding at the higher bitrates (320kps). I cannot use Apple Music files or playlists . The files won't play due to copyright protection, even though you own them! ii) If you aren't able to send your music as files (not everybody has the tech to do this) you may send a playlist link of your chosen songs from your music provider, e.g. Spotify. Ideally the songs should have the same running order as the final record, and must not exceed the purchased playing time. Examples of playlists: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/pl...
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Record Playing Times

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You may choose the playing times from the options on the 12" vinyl LP listings to suit the playing time of your songs: Playing Time Options : 10" record: 26 minutes = 26-27 minutes max. 28 minutes = 28-29 minutes max. 30 minutes = 30-31 minutes max. 12" record: 28 minutes = 28-29 minutes max. 30 minutes = 30-31 minutes max. 32 minutes = 32-33 minutes max. 34 minutes = 34-35 minutes max. 36 minutes = 36-37 minutes max. 38 minutes = 38-39 minutes max. 40 minutes = 40-41 minutes max. 42 minutes = 42-43 minutes max. 44 minutes = 44-45 minutes max. 46 minutes = 46-47 minutes max. 48 minutes = 48-49 minutes max. 50 minutes = 50-51 minutes max. 52 minutes = 52-53 minutes max. 54 minutes = 54-55 minutes max. Please note that the playing time is for both sides of the record e.g. 48-49 minutes of playing time will mean approx. 24 minutes playing time per side. One side could be 23 minutes, and the other 25 minutes, but the total will still be 48 minutes. ...
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