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Create your own [message #91417]

Thu, 06 February 2020 17:07

Madison
Messages: 332
Registered: June 2017

Grand Master

Everyone knows you can pick and choose which songs to burn to a CD and that it's super easy to do at home. Is there a vinyl equivalent? I know commercial companies make custom records like Vinylify, but I'm more interested in making these at home. Is that possible?

When I first joined here, I remember reading a thread about whether music was pirated years ago, when vinyl was the in thing. I believe the consensus was yes, but I don't think anyone mentioned how they made the records at home. I intend to pay for the music or use something that's in the public domain.

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Re: Create your own [message #91420 is a reply to message #91417]

Fri, 07 February 2020 09:59

Rusty
Messages: 1184
Registered: May 2018
Location: Kansas City Missouri

Illuminati (3rd Degree)

https://phonocut.com/
Whether or not this gets into production is the question. Around 1100 proposed cost. I guess you'd have to be very involved in the notion of creating your own personal records. I'm just fine plunkn' down a record and just listening. Or digitizing from vinyl my own series of tunes for play in the car.

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Re: Create your own [message #91423 is a reply to message #91420]

Sat, 08 February 2020 19:44

gofar99
Messages: 1947
Registered: May 2010
Location: Southern Arizona

Illuminati (5th Degree)

Hi, having been from that era...we used tape recorders. Reel to reel at first then cassette.

Good Listening
Bruce

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Re: Create your own [message #91974 is a reply to message #91423]

Fri, 29 May 2020 09:26

Vaiger
Messages: 102
Registered: December 2012

Viscount

gofar99 wrote on Sat, 08 February 2020 19:44

Hi, having been from that era...we used tape recorders. Reel to reel at first then cassette.

Me and my younger brother would sit there for hours on rainy weekends and do this. We would use the records from our older brothers' collections at first, and then years later use our own. We had to wait sometimes for our oldest brother to go to a chess match to pirate off his collection because he was very private about it.

Good times.

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Re: Create your own [message #92196 is a reply to message #91420]

Sat, 22 August 2020 15:18

The Noise
Messages: 164
Registered: October 2012

Master

Rusty wrote on Fri, 07 February 2020 09:59

https://phonocut.com/
Whether or not this gets into production is the question. Around 1100 proposed cost.

It sounds promising though. Their Kickstarter campaign was successful enough to get them through the next year of fine tuning the product and getting it on the market.

That would be the best Christmas present ever.

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Re: Create your own [message #92366 is a reply to message #91417]

Sat, 03 October 2020 01:04

Kingfish
Messages: 555
Registered: November 2012

Illuminati (1st Degree)

Talk about an expensive hobby. Shocked

It's a great idea and I would love to have one, but being limited to 10" records and only 9 minutes per side, I would want want more advancements and options before I plunk down that kind of money.

They're lathe cut junkies, the one's who made this, so I think in time they'll get more advanced with the options.

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Re: Create your own [message #92369 is a reply to message #91417]

Sun, 04 October 2020 00:20

Azuri
Messages: 315
Registered: November 2012

Grand Master

I think it's a great idea. It's still relatively new as far as these things go, so the improvements will be made in time. I for one am keeping an eye on this.

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Re: Create your own [message #92588 is a reply to message #92366]

Mon, 09 November 2020 11:46

Vaiger
Messages: 102
Registered: December 2012

Viscount

Kingfish wrote on Sat, 03 October 2020 01:04

They're lathe cut junkies, the one's who made this, so I think in time they'll get more advanced with the options.

And when they do....IF they do, I would probably start out using it to make birthday or Christmas presents for family. A novelty type gift with personalized music selections.

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