Lyric questions-Singing Machine ISM1010 Home Karaoke System: One, if you download karaoke songs from itunes onto your ipod and then plug it into this system, do the lyrics appear on the screen?
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1. If you download karaoke songs from itunes onto your ipod and then plug it into this system, do the lyrics appear on the screen? I would be wary of CD+G from iTunes, for the simple fact that Karaoke music is comprised of two separate files. IF and only IF you download the music and the data file which is required from iTunes as one (and I doubt it), then you should have no problem. Also, in order to make a CD+G disc to use in the device, you need Karaoke Software like Karaoke Studio which is capable of making discs from the two files. I think most complaints that you'll read where people are saying the lyrics are not showing up are people who are unaware of Karaoke files actually are and what's required. When they burn a disc and press play, the music comes on and the lyrics don't because you have to use specific software. Karaoke is an investment for sure and the Music +G is never cheap. 2. Do all karaoke cds work on this system, and do the lyrics always show up on the screen as well? I've purchased several Karaoke compilations from Amazon and they've all worked so far without problem. As anyone who knows Karaoke will say, it's best to try and master three or four songs and really develop your ability. If you really want to make those songs the way you want it, like adjusting the lyrics as they're sometimes wrong or inserting background pictures, Karaoke software is the next step.
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You will need to download it and do a little twisting before it can be shown on your Ipod. It can be accomplished since most of Asian countries are using laptops as karaoke machines.
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Hi, there is a cover right on the base of the karaoke, behind the place holders of the microphones, you should see the arrows indicating to pull the cover off. When you open this will see the machine has I believe 4 or 5 different spaces for chips. Just make sure the arrow on the chip points the right direction or the karaoke will freeze.
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This machine read CD+Gs so you need to have spanish karaoke CDGs. It also have an iPod dock for your ipod.
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U can use an aux cable to connect ur phone. I ordered my karaoke cds through amazon and the lyrics come out on the screen, as long ss they're karaoke cds anything pretty much works. I really enjoyed this purchase and its worth it.
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What format are your files in? If MP3 then there will be zero problem. I have all of my MP3's on an external hard drive as well & all of my tag info was kept intact when I imported the tracks into iTunes.If the format is WMA then iTunes will want to convert the files into a format that the iPod will play. Tags will likely remain intact but the files will be changed I believe.
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WE used the Karaoke Anywhere app on our IPOD which provides lyrics to lots of songs. It was relatively inexpensive app and was better then printing lyrics out.
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Once you have downloaded the songs from your iPod to iTunes and labeled them yes
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I do not believe this is possible. However, there is a great karaoke App in the Apple store that would do this. :-)
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This device is an Apple product, so you will need to use iTunes to put music on the iPod. You can, however, download music from those other places to iTunes then get it on the iPod that way.-Underwater Audio Customer Service
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No. This is a standard audio mixer and is easily incorporated into karaoke systems, but it does not change keys for individual songs. Most karaoke players or karaoke software should do that for you. This is a great product that allows you to integrate a variety of system components together -- mics/wireless mics, audio source input, instruments. Each line in can be independently adjusted for volume, digital effects, etc., then you can easily output to powered speakers or to a home theater system. I input wireless mics and kJams from a MBP to this mixer, then output to a mid-level Yamaha AVR w/ Klipsch reference surround. Works awesome for home karaoke. No. This is a standard audio mixer and is easily incorporated into karaoke systems, but it does not change keys for individual songs. Most karaoke players or karaoke software should do that for you. This is a great product that allows you to integrate a variety of system components together -- mics/wireless mics, audio source input, instruments. Each line in can be independently adjusted for volume, digital effects, etc., then you can easily output to powered speakers or to a home theater system. I input wireless mics and kJams from a MBP to this mixer, then output to a mid-level Yamaha AVR... » Read More No. This is a standard audio mixer and is easily incorporated into karaoke systems, but it does not change keys for individual songs. Most karaoke players or karaoke software should do that for you. This is a great product that allows you to integrate a variety of system components together -- mics/wireless mics, audio source input, instruments. Each line in can be independently adjusted for volume, digital effects, etc., then you can easily output to powered speakers or to a home theater system. I input wireless mics and kJams from a MBP to this mixer, then output to a mid-level Yamaha AVR w/ Klipsch reference surround. Works awesome for home karaoke. « Show Less
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Yes, just plug a stereo line cable from your phone to the "Line In" jack on the back of the Karaoke and set the Karaoke on "AUX" and you should be good to go.
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Yes! There are two input channels - completely separate. To sing along with tracks, you could connect a music player to channel 2, and your mic to channel one. Or you could copy your music tracks to the SD card and connect an instrument to either channel and a mic to either channel - enabling you to sing and play with a music track! Hope that answers your question - I use my JS-10 every day :-)
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iPod uses MP4 format. Download the karaoke songs to your PC, convert it to MP4, then upload to the iPOD. You'd have everything.
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The USB is not really for playing karaoke songs even though it sounds like it is. It is possible to play them through the USB but they show up in random order and there is no way to sort them numerically or alphabetically. If you burn the files to DVD and number them 0001, 0002, then they will play in order. The USB is for recording yourself singing along with the device. As for karaoke songs, you are limited to 2000 files, so 1000 songs + 1000 lyric files. I burn mine to a DVD and it works great. awesome machine for home fun, but a little tricky at first. Customer support is terrible.
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Yes. The karaoke machine must have a P10 input jack. If it has a P2 or other input jack for the mic, you must use an adapter.
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Yes. Your karaoke machine should have an output connection. Just take the output from there and go in to the soundbar.