Can you use karaoke tracks for background and record singing?
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The Focusrite is a recording device. I only use it for voice overs. I suspect you would record the track in question then play back and sing along. Not sure that was the purpose for the Focusrite but you are only ;limited by your imagination and creative skills. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
1390042
Can this product do overdubbing--say, can you record piano and then go back and record voice over it? I didn't see anything about that capability in the product info.
2171157
Yes, I used my voice and recorded myself and said whatever I wanted or did not want to say. You can even be silly and play music in the background, if you want! LOL
25419
yes.but quality not really good. so better you using other echo for singing .
2269698
Yes you can. You can also record it and play it back later, but only on the machine that you recorded it on.
1747902
Yes, this unit should work good with most Karaoke setups because it has the effects and most importantly reverb to improve vocals. It is also fairly small and compact with plenty of setup options.
2099554
That depends upon how you want to use it. You can preset the Harmony levels and key manually. But that would mean changing the settings for each song. If you play guitar along with the karaoke then that would work using the tracking function.
1931150
Not sure why you would want to do that. There are many settings on your mixer and recording software. Did you use a pre-amp? This microphone is designed to compress vocals, but you can adjust how much compression by the settings on the fornt of the microphone. I used the neutral setting ( - ) and zero ( 0 ) for all my clean vocals, my screams, and my harmonies. You can check out what my band Soundstill recorded by visiting www.soundstillband.com and listen to all songs from album "Before The Sunset Ends". Thanks!
103947
you could and it would work , but I don´t know about the quality of the recording since that is only for monitoring purposes. If there is line out in your keyboard I would use that
1312872
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.
2276589
Dear Mike, you can record mixed tracks through USB or REC out available, if you were asking about guitar effects, not vocals then you should look for other mixers as well. This is a great mixer for music + vocals and produces great real time sound. I haven't experimented to record separate or isolated tracks along with mixed or live mixed sound. I may need some time to think and experiment on it. Still if you feel that you can elaborate your question, please do it, it may help me think further.
52283
I would think the built in mic on a computer would be good enough for that. Are you speaking of a singing channel? Because then this would be perfect for recording
550963
You should be able to upload but it might need converted to a wave. It will be saved on the SD as whatever extension you name it. Assign it to a track. Then use any available track to lay vocals. Mic and master, export and done.
558685
There are a few prerecorded melodies you can sing with. You can also sing with nothing, or you can hook up an mp3 player and sing with instrumentals, songs, or anything.
2100191
I do not believe this is possible. However, there is a great karaoke App in the Apple store that would do this. :-)
264222
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
2074343
If you want to record separate tracks, you'll either need two mics (in which case you'll probably want dynamic rather than condenser) to record both at the same time, or you'll need to record one track at a time (record the piano, then listen back and record the vocals over or vice versa). Don't know how well this will do for piano, but it's great for vocals. Hardware wise, you'll need some way to convert the mic's XLR output to a digital one (usb or firewire most likely), you can either get a straight converter or a mixer (the m audio mobile pre is a decent choice).