Can i use this for home karaoke for my apple ipad
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You can use for karaoke. You would plug this into the audio port of the iPad.
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Yes, this should work fine with any app that uses the integrated headphones/mic, but each app is unique. I haven't found a specific app yet that it doesn't work with.I used it successfully with the Smule Sing! app.
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I'm going to disagree and say no. You can't listen in real time using head phones. So, you can't hear the out out in real time. You can only playback previously recorded material. That being said, I haven't tried monitoring the audio using Bluetooth speakers or speakers that connect to the Lightning port. But you can't plug speakers into the headphone jack of the irig for real time playback.
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You need an app installed on your device. There are a few good ones out there. It is a midi keyboard which means it needs a sound module to make the sounds. The keyboard just basically triggers the iPad on which tone to create.
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No. This is not designed for use with an iPad. Maybe you're looking for something like this: Numark iDJ Live II DJ Controller for Mac, PC, iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch (USB, Lightning and 30-pin)Also, don't forget that you need special software to install in the iPad device to control the music with the mixer.
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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.
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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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You should be able to, but you'll have to buy a 3.5mm headphone/microphone splitter. iPad devices use the hybrid jack (I forget the proper name) and will not recognize microphones unless you use a splitter. This will also allow you to use headphones at the same time for monitoring the audio, if your recording app supports that.
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The Electrohome has standard RCA connectors. One can output to audio or video using them. You would connect your iPad to a TV, or stereo any other audio or video player, or just use it alone as another audio source with the YouTube. The Karaoke unit only outputs to other sources by using RCA cables. You could use the iPad to view lyrics if the size of the connector RCA video cable is the same diameter, and allows for the standard RCA connector, and the iPad viewing screen also allows for an external video input, which the Electrohome Karaoke would be. Then you could use your iPad as a video screen for the CD lyrics.
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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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Yes, this can be used with an iPad which is something I often do for better sound. If yours is a Bluetooth, go to settings and search for BLUETOOTH. Otherwise, just plug it into the iPad.
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Yes, it's a sole microphone, can be used just as a microphone to make announcements & perform etc. Can also content to an iPod through AUX for karaoke singing
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It does not play Karaokes. All this machine does is to administer your audio, so if you plan on BUILDING your karaoke system then this machine is perfect for you. When I say administer I mean that you can enter audio signals (for example from the microphone and from the DVD player) and then you can output the mixed signals (for example to a speaker system). I used this to build my own karaoke, but I also had to buy outside speakers (for my patio), an amplifier, a few different types of wire and connectors, and I use my iPad + Apple TV to provide the music (there are so many karaoke songs in YouTube). If you are interested let me know and I can help you out It does not play Karaokes. All this machine does is to administer your audio, so if you plan on BUILDING your karaoke system then this machine is perfect for you. When I say administer I mean that you can enter audio signals (for example from the microphone and from the DVD player) and then you can output the mixed signals (for example to a speaker system). I used this to build my own karaoke, but I also had to buy outside speakers (for my patio), an amplifier, a few different types of wire and connectors, and I use my iPad + Apple TV to provide the music (there are so many karaoke songs in... » Read More It does not play Karaokes. All this machine does is to administer your audio, so if you plan on BUILDING your karaoke system then this machine is perfect for you. When I say administer I mean that you can enter audio signals (for example from the microphone and from the DVD player) and then you can output the mixed signals (for example to a speaker system). I used this to build my own karaoke, but I also had to buy outside speakers (for my patio), an amplifier, a few different types of wire and connectors, and I use my iPad + Apple TV to provide the music (there are so many karaoke songs in YouTube). If you are interested let me know and I can help you out « Show Less
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You would have to get a converter to convert the USB to your ipad connector. You can also use this on skype you just change the setting in your computer to the mic being your input device
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I'm not exactly sure what the question is asking, but you CAN plug it into your iPhone/iPod/iPad and use that microphone instead of the built in microphone. I've done this several times.
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It should do just fine if your iPad has bluetooth. It is quite loud and works great in a living room off of our Windows based laptop.
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I do think this picks better vocal compared with my iphone. It doesn't require a software to run for computer. But if you want to use it with your iphone, I'm not sure if that's achievable.
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No. It has separate mic and headphone jacks, it's meant for a computer rather than an ipad/iphone.
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Yes, it can be used for karaoke, but only for sound, not video.Whether it will be an improvement depends on what you are using for sound now, but if you are using a laptop then this is likely better than anything built into the laptop itself.