Physical music, properly managed
Format, manufacture, packaging and delivery in one production brief.
Every project is quoted against format, quantity, runtime, colour, packaging, finishing, current production capacity and destination.
0133⅓ RPM
Commonly used where playing time and album flow are central to the release. The final side length still needs to be reviewed against the audio and intended cut.
- Album and EP planning
- Side A / Side B balance
- Programme-dependent cut decisions
- Project-specific manufacturing review
0245 RPM
A useful pathway for shorter sides, singles and selected premium releases where the format and available side time suit the programme.
- 7-inch singles
- Shorter 12-inch sides
- Premium-format pathway
- Exact suitability confirmed per project
03Side allocation
Track order is a physical production decision. Moving one track can change the balance between sides and the cutting brief.
- Total runtime by side
- Long tracks and closing tracks
- Album sequence
- A/B side balance
04What we review
SKELVAR does not publish a universal safe minute count because the correct answer depends on the actual release.
- Format and speed
- Audio programme
- Desired presentation
- Selected production route