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Transfer Vinyl Record to CD. Convert Vinyl Records to CD. Digitize Vinyl Records.
Trust Our Vinyl Records to CD Conversion Service. Enjoy The Convenience Of Our Convert Vinyl To mp3 Service.
For nearly 60 years, from the 1920s till the 1980s, vinyl records were the most common medium for hearing recorded music. Many recordings were made of a large variety of fantastic music. Many of these recordings were never released on cassette or CD and have not been heard for years.
By converting your vinyl records to CD or MP3, you can hear all the historic LPs you haven’t heard in years with all the convenience of today’s modern technology!
Also, you are helping preserve your vinyl for the future. Each time a record is played, as the stylus moves over the vinyl, it slowly degrades the quality of the sounds being produced. Although this process does take a lot of time, for popular music, converting to a non-destructive format will help preserve your music for future generations. Convert vinyl records to CD to store a digital copy.
We can convert your 33 RPM, 45 RPM and 78 RPM records. Our lp to digital conversion service will preserve, restore, and even enhance the sounds that you love.
Our Convert Vinyl To CD Service/Convert Vinyl To mp3 Service Advantage:Why Choose Us Over The Other Places That Will Digitize Your Records?
- A record is just a big long recording to a computer; we include splitting of music tracks into the separate songs.
- When converting to MP3, we will include the metadata necessary for your music player to show the artist and song title if it is listed on the record or sleeve.
- We also employ automated noise/click reduction to reduce the amount of background noise and pops/clicks in the audio tracks.
- We also remove the dust from your records before conversion to reduce extra noise as well as wear on the record.
Our Transfer Vinyl to CD Service: How We Do It When We Digitize Vinyl Records As A Service.
- When we receive your order to convert a vinyl LP to CD, it is carefully catalogued in our system.
- We then take the time to remove the dust from your LP before playing it through our turntable.
- Once your vinyl record is in the computer, we eliminate the background noise and split your tracks into separate songs.
LP to Digital Conversion Service Prices
For just $15 per record, have your vinyl converted to CD. We include automatic pop/hiss reduction as well as splitting of tracks into separate songs on your CD.
For no extra cost, the customer can choose to have their transferred vinyl Record in either WAV or MP3 Format as well as the finalized Audio CD.
| Type | Price (CAD) |
| 33 RPM 12″ (~ 45min) | $15 |
| 45 RPM 7″ (~15min) | $7 |
| 78 RPM 10″ (~9min) | $10 |
| Other Size/Speeds | Charge will be based on content length |
Convert your vinyl records to digital
Save their sounds. Play them in modern formats.
Call Us: (236) 594-0584
Email Us: info@recaptureyourmemories.ca
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Vinyl Record Conversion To Digital Service
Is it legal to copy my records via a digitize vinyl records service?
Yes, for Canadians, according to Section 80 of the Canadian Copyright Act.
If you’re sending us orders from places other than Canada, it is your responsibility to ensure that the transfer does not constitute a copyright violation in your county.
How does a vinyl records to cd conversion service transfer records?
All records are recorded at their standard respective speeds when we convert vinyl lp to CD.
This also includes 78 rpm with its specialized needle.
After your record is in our editing station, the audio is tweaked, the bass/mid/treble is equalized as much as possible and the stereo effects (if the record was recorded in stereo) is enhanced to bring out the best possible reproduction of your record.
Our process is the same as for transferring audio cassettes to digital file and CD.
Why does the vinyl to digital conversion service cost more for a shorter 78 RPM than a 48 RPM record?
78 RPM records require more work than a standard convert vinyl to cd service.
All 33 and 45 RPM records are equalized to the RIAA standard. This means all modern turntables automatically apply the RIAA equalization to give you standardized sound balance (bass, treble).
78 RPM records are not necessarily equalized.
Back when 78 RPM records were popular, there was no equalization standard meaning each company had their own bass/trable balance applied to their albums.
For your 78 RPM records to sound good at the end of our convert vinyl to mp3 service, we must reverse the RIAA equalization and apply an appropriate equalization curve for your album’s year and recording company.
Also, due to their construction and age, 78rpm records have increased surface noise which require more post-processing to restore the audio to an acceptable level.
Do you have any other questions about this service, or about anything else? Ask now!
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