Make A Vinyl Record At Home

As we re constantly being reminded the role of the record shop is slowly being eroded.

Make a vinyl record at home. You may need to cut songs from your cd to fit the constraints of the vinyl. Vienna based startup has created a home vinyl recorder that lets you create and record your own vinyl records. Record tracks for your album. Depending on your level of expertise and the purpose of your album you can use home studio mixing equipment and record a professional grade album but a simple microphone and mp3 recorder may be all you need.

We make sure that your custom vinyl sounds and looks great before shipping. You may lose some. Tracks are the individual songs or segments that make up your album. This method of making records is effectively a way of cloning records so you will need a starting point to work.

While the seriously home made vinylrecorder t 560 is unlikely to have sellers and labels for that matter quivering in their boots it does finally offer armchair vinyl entrepreneurs the opportunity to cut their own records in the solitary comfort of their own living rooms. A 12 inch 33 1 3 rpm record holds only about 18 minutes per side and a 7 inch 45 rpm record holds about 4 1 2 minutes per side. Thousands of happy customers vinylify was founded in amsterdam in 2015 and has since shipped one off vinyl records to more than 5 000 customers in over 100 countries around the world. A vinyl record doesn t hold a lot of music.

This will not cost the earth and all you need to get started is one record.