While an official date for when the new offering will be made available has yet to be announced, users can now sign up to be on a waitlist to press their own vinyl.
Colored vinyl records are fanned out at The Vinyl Factory on January 11, 2017 in Hayes, England.
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Suno unveiled a new offering on Thursday (Aug. 6) allowing for users to press songs created with the AI company on vinyl, a spokesperson for Suno confirmed. The new offering, first reported by Music Business Worldwide, allows users to design their record with either their own artwork or artwork created by Suno for a custom sleeve, label and album cover.
On Suno’s website, users can sign up for a waitlist to be informed when the vinyl offering will be available, with a note on the site saying, “Vinyl isn’t live yet, but it’s coming. We’re finishing the details and the first pressing run goes to the waitlist.” The company estimates vinyl will cost $45 (not including shipping), with a date for when it will be available not yet announced.
