Can this be used with a karaoke machine?
1279752
Yes. Just Remember that the only input is the three-pronged microphone cable and not the single 1/4 inch guitar typw cable that some karaoke systems use. You might need an adapter.
1279753
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.
1279754
Without seeing the karaoke machine it would be difficult to answer. It has one XLR input and a 1/4" RCA to the PA., which is how we use it. I would certainly think it would work, depending on the karaoke machine's capabilities.
1279755
Not sure what you mean exactly. This is a vocal audio effect and enhancer. I have never used it other than live stage and recording sessions.If you are referring to applying effects on the mic output of the Karaoke, I guess you may be able to do so, but honestly I have never done it and don't know much about karaoke equipment requirement or limitations. Look at this device as one tool that will improve or provide more options and effects to the output of the singer microphone signal. This will process the vocal signal between the mic and the PA.
1279756
While I have not tried it with a Karaoke machine I see no reason why it would not work. This effects pedal goes in between the mic and the amp so you would need to connect the mic to the line in on the vocal processor and use the line out to go into the Karaoke machine. You might need to get the proper connector cables. I would advise you to go look at one in a music store and see what kind of cables you need for the connections. It's a great processor! You won't believe what it will do to your voice! Fun!
1279757
As long as you change the key "abcd.." to match the tone of the song you will have no problems.
564505
Sorry Wendy, I really don't know as we only have used this microphone with a Karaoke machine.
1933070
If the machine has XLR type inputs, and if your mic has an XLR connection on the end (like most mics), then yes, it work fine. If your machine only has 1/4" male plug type inputs, then no (or you would at least need an adapter). They also make cables with an XLR type connector on one end (for the mic) and a 1/4" male plug on the other.
1053414
Yes. I only use mine to mix for karaoke. it has some issues. left and right channels are reversed. none of the onboard effects work though.
243451
I won't be of much help to you in this area of using this machine for that! I had bought the Sangean DAR-101 machine to hook up to my mixing amplifier, so I could record my songs on it. And it works wonderful for that purpose. Just go on your search engine and type in "Sangean DAR-101 recording machine reviews", you might find your answer from one of the reviews on there. Sorry I couldn't of been a help to you!!
166328
If the connection is the same with your machine I will.. I using it in a singer
816052
I just plug my mics into my karaoke player.I would say yes in answer to your question
1312873
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.
1977674
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.
1930694
I don't know because it is connected to our karaoke machine. Sorry couldn't be more help.
1577169
This mixer would work perfect for karaoke with the built in effects. However, it is going to be over kill with so many channels. It would give you room to grow. But, if you don't need the effects, I would recommend the Mackie Mix8. Much more compact. Mackie Mix Series Mix8 8-Channel Mixer
858398
I honestly don't know the answer to that but my guess is you have to use the standard CD+G that the machine is designed to play. I bet if you contacted the manufacturer on their web site they could give you a better answer. Other than that I love my Karaoke machine.
1543453
Sorry, Unsure if this will work with a computer. We're using it for a small kareoke machine.
2284545
I bought it and it was used for a karoke machine, but it is a good microphone and I would think it would work just fine with a computer. As long as you get the right adapter to make it fit. Overall, as a microphone it works great. I have used it in a guitar pedal and a tape deck and the karoke machine and all worked fine.
1747588
Honestly, I don't think the unit can handle a karaoke machine. The top shelf is made out of a cardboard-like material and I'd be afraid that it would bend under the weight of a machine. I use mine in my kitchen to hold overflow from our 2 drawers - the wheels don't lock particularly well and even with the weight of glass measuring cups and ramkins, the unit easily moves. Although I find it useful for my purposes, I wouldn't put anything more than a few pounds on that top shelf.
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Short answer yes.In order to use this microphone you'll need at least the following things:1) A cable to connect the microphone to an amplifier or mixer board (Called a Mic Cable or an XLR cable with XLR male on 1 end, and XLR female on the other end).2) Something to plug the microphone into. This can be a Karaoke machine, mixer, or amplifier.Two common setups to use this microphone are as follows:1) A Karaoke machine that has an XLR jack (to plug the above XLR cable into), it's own amplifier and it's own speakers.2) A Disk Jockey (DJ) setup where you have: a) This microphone plugged into b) an XLR cable plugged into c) a mixer board plugged into d) an amplifier plugged into e) separate speakers Short answer yes.In order to use this microphone you'll need at least the following things:1) A cable to connect the microphone to an amplifier or mixer board (Called a Mic Cable or an XLR cable with XLR male on 1 end, and XLR female on the other end).2) Something to plug the microphone into. This can be a Karaoke machine, mixer, or amplifier.Two common setups to use this microphone are as follows:1) A Karaoke machine that has an XLR jack (to plug the above XLR cable into), it's own amplifier and it's own speakers.2) A... » Read More Short answer yes.In order to use this microphone you'll need at least the following things:1) A cable to connect the microphone to an amplifier or mixer board (Called a Mic Cable or an XLR cable with XLR male on 1 end, and XLR female on the other end).2) Something to plug the microphone into. This can be a Karaoke machine, mixer, or amplifier.Two common setups to use this microphone are as follows:1) A Karaoke machine that has an XLR jack (to plug the above XLR cable into), it's own amplifier and it's own speakers.2) A Disk Jockey (DJ) setup where you have: a) This microphone plugged into b) an XLR cable plugged into c) a mixer board plugged into d) an amplifier plugged into e) separate speakers « Show Less
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I believe you could, I dont have one to test it on! It works in my kids little $25 Barbie Singer PA System she has, so IT SHOULD!