dopi karaoke. I will buy that one as a kid toy for first in Vancouver. Thanks.
Laptop karaoke
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tayfunistanbul
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Hi again,tayfunistanbul wrote:two mic input mix amp is 25 $
Unless I'm reading your post wrong, I think you're still not getting the gist of what you need for Karaoke.
If the mixer you're about to get ONLY has a couple of microphone inputs, that's OK but you'll still need to mix in your music source, i.e. your laptop audio output.
Realistically, you'll need a minimum of two microphone channels and a stereo line input mixer or mixer/amp.
You will be able to get a cheap and cheerful 4 to 8 channel mixer on Ebay but remember, at toy money prices, you'll only get a toy mixer that won't have any bells and whistles such as tone controls, echo, reverb, etc.
If you have any aspiration to run a Karaoke for anything more than home use, you really need to look at decent equipment as soon as possible, rather than paying more than once by upgrading later.
Sandy
Need help!!! I have a Mackie 1402vlz3, Dell d620 latitude laptop, WD (1TB) external hard drive, external computer monitor with stand, Power CD+G burner, Pilot Song Book Creator, microphones and cables. Want to start doing karaoke at Country Western Club locally. Also, what else would be needed to put everything together... audio interface, karma karaoke software? Would like step by step instructions on how to connect everything together. Probably a lot to ask for but hoping someone can help. God Bless!
David
David
