MAKE YOUR OWN VINYL RECORD! | Building the EZ Record Maker by Yuri Suzuki | Vinyl Recorder

MAKE YOUR OWN VINYL RECORD! | Building the EZ Record Maker by Yuri Suzuki | Vinyl Recorder

I came across this little device from browsing through how to cut / press vinyls. I was very excited to find out that I can do it at home without spending thousands of dollars of pressing or lathe equipment. But of course, because of it's price and build, you can't expect a record label-worthy result.

The EZ Record Maker (or Toy Record Maker as it is known in Japan), records in MONO only and Lo-Fi. Which means, it will sound like your great-grandma's old phonograph... or maybe worse. Your music should be mastered for vinyl of course, because digitally mastered music nowadays have a wide range of frequencies that may damage the cutting through of the vinyl which may cause it to skip, or run, or just spin on the same track. It records on 33 or 45, which you can record a 4-minute content or lesser, respectively. Though it produces lo-fi quality, you can cut not only through vinyl discs, but also on regular CDs or DVDs (of course it's not re-writable). It has a 3.5mm plug which means you can record anything that comes with a regular earphones plug. Your mp3s, or your own voice, or even a live performance. Did I forget to say that it can be a great gift for vinyl enthusiasts too?

Excuse my video, but please enjoy. Hope this will help you decide whether to buy it or not. Or if you already have done so, help you out to build it. Because the manual is in full Japanese.

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MAKE YOUR OWN VINYL RECORD! | Building the EZ Record Maker by Yuri Suzuki
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