Thread by @CBCMusic

First start with a great mix. A good mix will translate on any platform. Specific Vinyl mastering techniques include special attention to bass, sibilance and high frequencies. #ASkCBCMusic

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For bass frequencies, everything under 250Hz or so should be mono. Sibilance needs to be well under control. What is mildly annoying in digital can translate to very very distorted and harsh on vinyl.

And similarly high frequecies need to be tamed. Also the often highly compressed / loud masters that are often used for Digital should be avoided. Dynamic Range is your friend for vinyl.

And lastly, you might want to consider using a professional mastering engineer for your vinyl masters. It is a tricky business getting it just right. And always get a test pressing to make sure you got it right. Nothing worse than finding out too late with 1000 pressed records.