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Cutting: Recorded Sound onto the Lacquer Disc As the recorded sound plays through the machine, the sapphire tip cuts the recording's sound waves into the surface of the disc, with a small vacuum sucking up the lacquer that's being cut out.

Open Start menu and select Settings. Open Devices option. Select the device you want to remove and click Remove Device and confirm your action.

These discs were also more rigid, so dropping them often resulted in a shattered disc. Vinyl LP or long-playing records came along in 1948. Also known as 33s, these could hold about 60 minutes of music, which means that an entire album could be listened to without switching discs.

Cricut Design Space 3 - Renaming Projects - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Well you need to go into your project folder first you can click on this that will take you thereMoreWell you need to go into your project folder first you can click on this that will take you there and let's say I want to rename this one right here to something other than my.

Vinyl. Another great material that the Cricut machine can cut is vinyl. Vinyl is awesome for making signs, decals, stencils, graphics, etc. If you're interested in trying out vinyl with your machine, here's a great tutorial on how to cut vinyl with a Cricut.

Conventional vinyl records are mass-produced by pressing a metal master disc (or stamper) into heated vinyl. Lathe-cut records are made by cutting micro-grooves into a polycarbonate disc using a record lathe.

Launch the Design Space app for Android and sign in with your Cricut ID and password. Open the Design Space menu and select Machine Selection. Select the model you'll be using for this session.