using a cd Can I lower the singing pitch as desired?
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Hi Margie. It change the pitch for the voice and whole music. I used for some special efects and sounds nice. For high power amps and speakers give a very high quality audio.
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Yes can change the pitch . CDs are better then the MP3, & the WAVE file gives a better sound then & it sounds better like a LIVE sound. I love this Gemini 2250 & is still using CD's on my Gigs & many people love the sound have .
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I don't think this will help very much with voices. It is really designed for guitars only. Unless your vocal pitch is "Freddy Mercury" perfect, the processor won't be able to handle it. If your goal is to harmonize and shift your voice, you should look at a true vocal processor like some of the units made by TC Helicon. Although I haven't used one myself, I've seen some astounding demos that make a single voice sound like a choir. Check this YouTube video: http://youtu.be/4aPaJmUlEnc
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No, It only seems to control the cd functions. The buttons on it are mode, folder+, folder-, skip+, skip-, stop and play/pause.
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You can customize this in the software. There is a "sensitivity" slider. At the max setting, it will raise the system volume from 0 to 100 in under 90°. At the lowest setting, it takes 12 rotations to raise the volume from 0 to 100.
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When you install the software for the Zen (not the stupid Yahoo Music Engine), it'll give you the option of ripping your CD's directly to your player, so yes.
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If you go into iTunes preferences, you can have iTunes rip cds into mp3 format. Use that instead.
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Hi - This is the best answer I can find: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitch_control
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Not unless you are listening at incredibly loud levels. It also depends on how sensitive your mic is. I was listening to music the other night at normal levels and an incredibly loud song started playing, causing me to turn it down quickly, but not before my wife was awakened.
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Just set it to Manual' and choose a key. Everything you sing will be harmony parts in that key ONLY. If you understand harmony (a little theory here...), then you will realize that certain notes in the scale will produce a 'fixed' harmony that might not be appropriate for the chord that you are singing over. For example, if you choose Manual mode in the key of 'C' and an 'F Major' chord is sounding, and you sing a 'C' note, the harmony above ("High" setting) will sound an E, making the resulting vocal 'chord' an F-Major-7th. Playing guitar with the same situation NOT in manual mode will result in the harmony part above sounding the 'F' note, the correct harmony in context of the F chord.
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Walter, I don't think there is such an attacment. No worries: my CD player has already malfunctioned. Don't buy this product; spend more money on a more expensive, more reliable portable CD player." Best Regards, Jerry Kavanau
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If there is a 6.3mm or 3.5mm earphone jack on your CD palyer, and you can adjust volume through your cd player, no problem it can work well; otherwise, there only a 3.5mm line-out jack or right/left chanel adapter, recommend that connect a amplifier to enjoy it
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Yes, just turn the volume down to the lowest setting. It's not technically off, but it may as well be.
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Yes. Every portable CD has a "Pause" button to stop and hold play at any point desired.
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It does not maintain pitch like some other equipment does, it simply speeds up and slows down the disk. It will get you up or down a half or whole tone, but the tempo is that much faster or slower.
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Yes. You can enter into 'CD' mode, mount a CD, select 'CD Player' and using the rotary encoder wheel highlight a track to start playing from that track. The CD will continue to play until the last track has played. Output is at the RCA line outs and headphone jack. The Master volume does not control the output to the line outs.
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No. This is a basic mixer. It does not change pitches or provide any effects.
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CD+G CDs! They sell them in same area as music CDs but in the karaoke section! Google it...