I see this has an auxillary input. I assume one can stream karaoke tracks from the internet using one's laptop?
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It does have an aux input but you can only use it for audio. I liked how the player worked the problem was it only worked for a week and broke so did the remote good luck with yours hopefully Im the only one who got a bad player
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The aux input is for audio only. This is specified in the users' manual. The input jack is obviously a 2 conductor connector.
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All you need to do is buy some 1/4 inch to RCA plugs and plug those into the line inputs and you can plug in the line out from your piano and the line out from your laptop into the mixer. I exchanged the this model for the one with eight inputs because I wanted two microphone inputs, but it has the same kind of line inputs and I just plugged in those adapters and they did the trick. I used two RCA adapters on the mike inputs also to record some security microphones which had RCA plugs, and I used some XLR to TRS adapters to plug in my old microphones instead of buying new ones.
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No. This attaches to a PC running using USB (thru MIDI protocol). The software on your laptop, then uses the laptop audio to mix music, change the speed, select tracks. Instead of using the computer keyboard and mouse to control the software, you can use this controller. The computer emulates the functions of mixers, speed control, turntables, etc. to let you DJ with this, a laptop and amplifier. Nothing else needed except maybe a Mic mixer..
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There is a line level out which you can run straight into your pc. Just remember it'll be mono. You don't NEED an audio interface. Most PCs have a line level or microphone input you could use. The quality would be better with an audio interface. It is likely not needed to make this work though.
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It can be hooked up to a amplifier (speaker). You will need to purchase a microphone cord. That cord's connector will fit right into the speaker. It will not plug in to a computer unless you buy some kind of converter for the connector. Good luck with your singing! I sing too. :Dyou can get a cord at Guitar Center or other music store...and a converter at Radio Shack.
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I don't know of ANY speakers that have a mic input, unless they're amplified performance speakers. That function has to be through your amplifier/tuner/karaoke device
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If you connect to a computer thru an usb port and have speakers on the computer you can listen to the input source such as a Turntable or tape deck.
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I do not know. This unit takes an input (from my TV audio output) and outputs an amplified signal suitable for earphones and incorporates volume control. I don't see why it would not take a computer input, but do not know with any degree of certainty.
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It can display whatever video signal you send to it...so I'm guessing it would work for karaoke.
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" thomman says: How about using a smart phone / PDA (such as Nokias or iPod Touch) that has applications to stream internet radio stations and it wont cost as much as this logitech. Or did I miss anything here? "Yes, you are missing:- superior audio output to your stereo (better DAC, better audio outs, analog or digital)- lossless audio- access to your entire music library- control playback (IR remote, WiFi remote, any computer on your network)- synced audio playback to as many players as you wish to own- access to numerous Music Services through a single user interface " thomman says: How about using a smart phone / PDA (such as Nokias or iPod Touch) that has applications to stream internet radio stations and it wont cost as much as this logitech. Or did I miss anything here? "Yes, you are missing:- superior audio output to your stereo (better DAC, better audio outs, analog or digital)- lossless audio- access to your entire music library- control playback (IR remote, WiFi remote, any computer on your network)- synced audio playback to as many players as you wish to own- access to numerous Music... » Read More " thomman says: How about using a smart phone / PDA (such as Nokias or iPod Touch) that has applications to stream internet radio stations and it wont cost as much as this logitech. Or did I miss anything here? "Yes, you are missing:- superior audio output to your stereo (better DAC, better audio outs, analog or digital)- lossless audio- access to your entire music library- control playback (IR remote, WiFi remote, any computer on your network)- synced audio playback to as many players as you wish to own- access to numerous Music Services through a single user interface « Show Less
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You would need to provide speaker inputs. You can run the audio out of your computer into a inexpesive amp, and them from the amp to the speakers. It works quite well.
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You will need an amp with mic inputs or you will need something with mic inputs such as a karaoke player or dvd player with mic inputs which has outputs going to an amp. Of course the amp will need to have speakers hooked up to it too. You can buy a fairly cheap dvd player with karaoke mic inputs and if you already have an amp and speakers you will be good to go.
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It's got 1/4", RCA, or XLR inputs. Won't go directly into your computer. You'll need some kind of interface like a keyboard, or mixing board, etc. http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/product-gallery/B001A6IC7Q/ref=cm_ciu_pdp_images_0?ie=UTF8&index;=0
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This is a stand alone mixer. It does not interface on it's own. You could route output to via a seperate interface to laptop but it doesn't contain a native interface itself
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Sure you can! But this mixer is designed to "tune" your voice and then be connected via RCA cables to a loud system or stand-alone-karaoke system, or computer/laptop. It simply adds your vocals to a track that is playing on another device. This unit does not play MP4/MP3/CD, etc. This is how I use it (And it works well): I connect this unit to my laptop via RCA cables using an RCA-to-3.5mm adapter. I then plug my headphones into the laptop via 3.5mm connection, go to youtube.com, search "Whatever I want to sing to" karaoke song, and BAM, a few beers and I'm rock star wonderland. Hope that helped! Sure you can! But this mixer is designed to "tune" your voice and then be connected via RCA cables to a loud system or stand-alone-karaoke system, or computer/laptop. It simply adds your vocals to a track that is playing on another device. This unit does not play MP4/MP3/CD, etc. This is how I use it (And it works well): I connect this unit to my laptop via RCA cables using an RCA-to-3.5mm adapter. I then plug my headphones into the laptop via 3.5mm connection, go to youtube.com, search "Whatever I want to sing to" karaoke song, and BAM, a few beers and I'm rock star... » Read More Sure you can! But this mixer is designed to "tune" your voice and then be connected via RCA cables to a loud system or stand-alone-karaoke system, or computer/laptop. It simply adds your vocals to a track that is playing on another device. This unit does not play MP4/MP3/CD, etc. This is how I use it (And it works well): I connect this unit to my laptop via RCA cables using an RCA-to-3.5mm adapter. I then plug my headphones into the laptop via 3.5mm connection, go to youtube.com, search "Whatever I want to sing to" karaoke song, and BAM, a few beers and I'm rock star wonderland. Hope that helped! « Show Less
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I don't know if I had one I would try it out. I've been wanting to karaoke lately. I don't see why it wouldn't. it plays my dvds that were blocked on my last computer.
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Your laptop probably does not have an audio input like many desktop PCs. Mine only has a headphones / speaker jack. You can plug it into any standard AV equipment with an RCA type plug so long as you have the additional cabling to reach it since the attached cables are only half a foot.