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Vinyl Records Transferred To MP3 or CD
33 1/3 RPM & 45 RPM
Sorry but we no longer convert records to digital.
Do you have old 45 rpm or 33 1/3 rpm vinyl records that you would like to get transferred to MP3 so that you can listen to them on your computer or your iPod or other MP3 player? We can do it for you at a reasonable price. (Our service is not meant for "audiophiles." We do a very basic transfer. We minimize clicks, scratches, hiss and rumble without removing trebles. We normalize volume and tone: bass and treble. Although we think we do a very good job of digitizing your vinyl records, if you are the type that sits next to your speakers trying to find every nuance of sound, you would probably be better off paying some other service two to three times what we charge. Since we are only charging a minimal amount for this service, please only send one or two of your records for the first time through so you can judge whether we can satisfy your needs. Otherwise, please be ready to accept whatever we can salvage from your old records.)
Straight transfer of your Vinyl Records, 33 1/3 rpm and 45 rpm to digital format. Nothing fancy. Just a simple transfer. Our $8.00 pricing includes cleaning your records, transferring one side of each platter to digital MP3 format and a CD or DVD data disk to hold the digital files. Each side of the record will be converted to multiple MP3s based on the record tracks. We use automatic track splitting. We do not name the individual files. They will be named "track 01," track 02" and etc and will be in a folder with the Album Name. If you want your individual tracks named by us, we will do it for an additional $5.00 per album. We create your MP3s using a Bit rate of 128 Kbps at 44.1 KHz for CD quality stereo sound.
Minimum order of $16.00 not including return shipping. Return shipping is $5 for the first vinyl record and $1 for each additional record. If you don't need the records back, this will reduce your return shipping costs since you would only have to pay first class postage for sending your CD disks.
Note that you must have a player that will play the MP3 files. Computers will play them but you can't just put the disk in a regular CD player and have it play unless your player is capable of playing MP3s.
Regular music CD disks have WAV files for the music.
If you want WAV files instead of MP3 files, there is a charge for additional CDs of $5 for each vinyl record. MP3 files for both sides of the LP record are about 25 MBs. WAV files are about 300 MBs. We can get about 25+ full albums on one CD disk as MP3 files. If we used WAV files, we put one album per disk.
We do not make duplicates of our disks. Under "fair use" laws, you are allowed to make one backup copy of your music to another medium. When we go from Vinyl or Cassette tape to MP3 or WAV, we are backing up your music that is lawfully yours.
