Can this system be used for Karaoke? IPaf for music and mic for singing. Thanks
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This system is the best ever! It can be used for karaoke, ipad syncing, and used as a Dj mic. I love it, but the one on wheels is more conveient solely because it rolls.
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You can sing along with the music while streaming via Bluetooth from the IPad, but the microphone output is pretty low as compared to music. I wouldn't recommend for Karaoke. The music sounds really good though.
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I have used it with karaoke videos from YouTube. You will have to play with the mic and music volume separately or else the music will overwhelm your voice. What worked good for me is putting the music volume about 1/2 way and the mic volume almost 100% and use the tablet to adjust the volume.
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Hello,Unfortunately we do not recommend this system to be used for singing. The system is best used for speech. Hope this help.Thank you
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No you cannot input an ipod on this player, I haven't looked into ipod's and karaoke. The concept sounds like a good idea and I'm sure it has been done. I own this karaoke player and it will record singing to an sd card or a flash drive. I own several Karaoke CD+G's and I record them to flash drives. I've never recorded my own singing LOL
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It does not play Karaokes. All this machine does is to administer your audio, so if you plan on BUILDING your karaoke system then this machine is perfect for you. When I say administer I mean that you can enter audio signals (for example from the microphone and from the DVD player) and then you can output the mixed signals (for example to a speaker system). I used this to build my own karaoke, but I also had to buy outside speakers (for my patio), an amplifier, a few different types of wire and connectors, and I use my iPad + Apple TV to provide the music (there are so many karaoke songs in YouTube). If you are interested let me know and I can help you out It does not play Karaokes. All this machine does is to administer your audio, so if you plan on BUILDING your karaoke system then this machine is perfect for you. When I say administer I mean that you can enter audio signals (for example from the microphone and from the DVD player) and then you can output the mixed signals (for example to a speaker system). I used this to build my own karaoke, but I also had to buy outside speakers (for my patio), an amplifier, a few different types of wire and connectors, and I use my iPad + Apple TV to provide the music (there are so many karaoke songs in... » Read More It does not play Karaokes. All this machine does is to administer your audio, so if you plan on BUILDING your karaoke system then this machine is perfect for you. When I say administer I mean that you can enter audio signals (for example from the microphone and from the DVD player) and then you can output the mixed signals (for example to a speaker system). I used this to build my own karaoke, but I also had to buy outside speakers (for my patio), an amplifier, a few different types of wire and connectors, and I use my iPad + Apple TV to provide the music (there are so many karaoke songs in YouTube). If you are interested let me know and I can help you out « Show Less
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This unit could work for karaoke I'm sure. However, I don't think it will connect to an existing home theater setup. It can accept a cd player and microphone, but it requires its own speaker connection (which is only mono). I hope this helps.
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It all depends on what inputs you have on the portable system. If you have a 1/4" input jack, you can use this microphone system.
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This microphone with the correct wire connecter and your keyboard take a microphone. You should not have a problem. I suggest not use for singing, it would be best for instruments. Why? Unless you speak or sing directly in it to get better quality sound. It is a very good microphone. I enjoy using it.
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The microphone has a male XLR connector. You can get an appropriate cord to connect this to a standard sound system or get a Male XLR to 1/4" Male connector for a Karaoke sound system.
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A lot of th Karaoke CDs on Amazon do not say they are CD+G......will they work in this Karaoke system? Also, some people recommended replacing the mics.....do you recommend replacing the mics?
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Thank you for your inquiry. If you are setting up a karaoke system, we would recommend getting a USB mixer for your computer in addition to the KRK speakers. This will make it possible for you to mix your microphone levels and speaker levels.
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Yes, it can be used to mix sound from a karaoke player and mic. It will not lift vocals from a CD track, however.
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Yes.I use this for karaoke... just make sure you have the prior connectors (audio source and mics, audio outs to amp or power speakers)This gives control over each Mic and fx(echo, most common) and audio source mixing.
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You can plug your mic into most P.C.'s.with out any thing else in line. As for the software: it should tell you what is necessary for every thing to work correctly.
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Is this system still working excellent for me, i Got this system for abaut 2 years now, I think this system will work Perfect for your church..I used this system for my karaoke..&#9786;&#65039;
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Yes that will work. What happens is, you play your "karaoke'd" track and mix in what you are singing...
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Yes, it's a sole microphone, can be used just as a microphone to make announcements & perform etc. Can also content to an iPod through AUX for karaoke singing
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It would depend on the size of the room and the quality of the Karaoke input signal; This speaker says it is rated at 300 Watts RMS but it just doesn't sound as loud as other active speakers with that RMS wattage. For a small room @ 3/4 max volume, it should be just fine.