Make Yo MP3's Sound Like Vinyl

The Product Features Are As Follows - VST or Direct X Plugin
Use it in Cubase, Pro Tools, Sound Forge 6, or any other applications
that support VST and Direct X Plugins.

REVIEW: "This sound is convincing, a Hip Hopers Dream" EQ Magazine

Izotope Vinyl Can Reproduce.

Mechanical Noise The amount of turntable motor rumble and noise

Electrical Noise Internally generated electrical noise, such as 60 Hz grounding hum

Wear Control how worn out the record is, from brand new to played a few thousand times

Dust The amount of dust on the record

Scratch The number and depth of scratches on the record

Warp The amount of warping and the warp shape for the record - from no warp to the edges totally melted and warped

Record Player Year The year of the record player - from current linear tracking turntables to 1930 phonographs

Stereo/Mono Switch between stereo and mono output

Input and Output Gain Set the gain in and out of the effect with visual level meter feedback

http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/vinyl/ FREE DOWNLOAD

Did I post this to stop people from sampling Vinyl?

HELL NO!

I just post this for the headz dat want a similar sound that's not fortunate enough to have a nice "real" vinyl collection.

I used the product and it's pretty damn good.

Nuttin beatz diggin in dem crates, ya dig.

But new technology has arrived, Why not use it to your advantage?

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nice product good post...........

No need to justify yourself, we feel ya, def ill you let us know bout the product

Your right nothing beats digging though, I just came back with 50 records for 15 bucks from the salvation army, they just wanna get rid of the shit, and I just want it heh

Nothing beats going in seeing the weirdos and the occasional producer who walks thru the door and your both kinda already connected cause you know what the other one is already doing, and dig thru the shit and just take what catches your eye, looking at your pile of records imaging all the songs your going to make with it, then playing a few records each day just speeding up slowing down getting that proper speed to make it a hiphop song, and going for it *ahhh returns to earth*

Sorry I just came back from digging a few hours ago heh