Can you use a flash drive to play music in between sets?
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No. There is no USB Music player in the device. You can however, use a computer or an iPOD or pretty much any other device to provide both background tracks and/or "break" music. The device can pass-thru any source but, also has amazing pre-sets for Mics, guitars and keyboard instruments and is pretty much endlessly user-customizable if you can't find an existing pre-set that you like.
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Jean, Yes, you can- but you will need a type 'A' to type 'B' USB cable. The reason is: space is at a premium on the back of the tonematch, hence the smaller format connection, but that is also the port that you use to update the software and backup and reload tonematch settings.
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It does not have a flash drive connection. Only connections are via mic. If you want ti play digital music, you can always connect a media player (laptop, ipod, ipad, ettc)
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No , will play any music ,even from a drag and drop . Don't know the max , but I 've found the larger the drive , the more time it takes to go thru the files
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Yes, when playing flash drive the folder name and name of each song shows on the viewer.
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It has a USB port that that u can use to connect other devices for charging or playing music from them. While a flash drive may plug into it, I don't know that you could record or play from it. This is a question you might want to ask Yamaha. Google them to get their customer service contact information.
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Regardless of music being in folders or not, there's no "Random-Play" option. The speaker DOES remember last song played and resumes from that one. The sound is amazing for a little thing like that. Excellent for laptops' and tablets' speakers.
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I haven't tried that but I'm pretty sure you could. I personally use an 8GB SD card. However, it doesn't show the sub-directories and also there is no shuffle. So what I did was basically put all my songs in the root folder which works pretty well.
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I have never done so but I think so; especially for music once you have internet access or you can play it from a USB flash drive or sd card
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Yes you can. Put usb in , move switch to usb. You cannot select what song to play. chuck
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Yes, up to 999 mp3's on each side of the machine located directly on top. USB 1-LEFT USB 2-RIGHT. your flash will work great.
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I use a 16gb flash drive but I always use random play--sometimes it freezes when loading--but if I switch to cd then back to usb-it seems to always work fine. I've had no problems with sony or Philips mp3 devices--just seems to lock up when first reading flash drives--it is a little slow at reading files before it begins playing--I'd say about a minute delay-not a problem. Display information depends on what is available on flash drive--ir title artist album are provided it will display them--though you have to turn on the display by using the remote 'display" button or it just gives numeric info
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Nope. It can only play everything in the order it was stored in your computer and without any breakdows/folders. But that's not the proble, th eproblem it's its poor construction. Mine stopped working after 4 uses.
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As everyone else seems to be saying, the thumb drive will play in order that you placed the songs on it; however, you can skip using the buttons on the speaker itself.
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No. I've found the USB on this is totally useless. Can't even play from a flash drive.
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I do. I have 260GB of music stored in FLAC format. I backup my music server to this box. USB 3.0 makes it much faster.
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Yes Joshua, you can plug-in a USB flash drive into this Sony MEXN4000BT and will play audio files. It can recognize audio files under MP3 (.mp3), WMA (.wma) and WAV (.wav) format and the folders within it. -Ely
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you should be able to as long as it is not flac files that are going through as USB 2.0 are a bit slow for them.
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I use a flash drive. It automatically recognizes the songs and they are seen as a continuation to the songs that are already programmed into the PSRE-433.I have approximately 350 songs on my flash drive and the PSRE-433 plays every one of them just fine.