a pile of vinyl i want recorded to mp3... TTUSB?

[FRUITYLOOPS]

basically i have a tonne of vinyl i never listen to because i don't have a turntable. i want them on mp3 so i can at least mix them... is there any place that provides this service? or should i get one of these usb tt's and record them myself? cheapest option is best

thanks for any replys

[phunkdust]

Getting vinyl dubbed via a commercial service is expensive.

A TTUSB is actually a pretty good option as it's all self-contained, and relatively cheap. All you need is a computer and a copy of Audacity.

[hoppuspears]

Download the songs you deserve it spending $20 ish per song :) But really i dont see any difference of downloading it for free and copying off vinyl your still only going to have the same song on your computer. Also the downloaded one will sound better




/Asking To Be Flamed. :):):):)

[phunkdust]

Well there's a significant difference

Dubbing the vinyl to MP3 is permitted under Australian fair use law. :thumb:

Downloading is still very much piracy, even if you own the track. :ahoy:

Suggesting piracy on the forums is also a good way to earn yourself a banning :slap:

[marksound]

I doubt the downloaded one will sound better either!

[FRUITYLOOPS]

the tracks i hav on vinyl cannot be dl'd anyway so it is not an option.

[ferretrock]

downloaded one would not sound better - there is no possible way that a 128kbps MP3 could compare to a rip of vinyl - particularly when vinyls are mastered with that lovely mid hump

[FRUITYLOOPS]

so ttusb looks like the go...
any recommended models or is any belt driven peice of shit ample wen this is all i'll be using it for before reselling it?

[phunkdust]

Numark TTUSB.