Close look at my karaoke setup for mike71flores

description of my karoke setup

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[ricnic1002]

You said you were going to go with a Behringer powered mixer? I have been researching them and the Yamahas. By far the Yamahas are most peoples choice. How do you like the effects on the Yamaha for Karaoke. Could you give a more detailed demo?

[Zman87gt]

I don't even have the yamaha stuff anymore. The effects were really good for karaoke. I went with all powered QSC cabs now with mackie boards. The yamaha still has better effects than my mackies as far as I'm concered.

[djbigdogg1]

where did you get the karaoke software at

[Zman87gt]

You can buy it online on the sax and dotty's website. You can find it through google. Also they have a newer version out now and the price is now $60 or so.

[bohicadeus]

@biggriff71 Unless the guy included the disks, the hard drive with songs on it is almost definitely illegal. So NOT dj/kj with it if he does not provide the cds or record that he bought the mp3s. 550,000 songs, at $1 a song, would mean he sold you $550,000 worth of stuff (if it were legal). So unless you paid him hundreds of thousands, it's probably stolen music. Sorry dude, but you got taken.

[biggriff71]

I have a terabyte hard drive with about 550,000 songs on it. about 8,000 or more are karaoke songs. I bought the hard drive from a dj who didn't need it. All the songs are in zip folders. Do I need to unzip them before running them through a karaoke software or will the software do it for me? Also, what about organizing the songs? Are there programs that will alphabetize them for you by artist? Please help me. I really want to get my business off the ground.

[Icng4fun]

Hi Zack,  Had a quick question about 7:13 is that vga out to rca and s video...and where do I get one??

[pyromania80003]

what about Sunfly karaoke? any thoughts on that?

[spiketdogg69]

Dude! lots of great actually useful info. Thanks man.

[partymastersdj]

thanks for sharing

[nhuxley]

awesome video thanks!

[DaveTheMan654]

This video is very helpful. I'm looking to set up my PC as a Karaoke machine. Not for business, but home parties. I already have a bunch of mp3+g & figured out how to play them via winamp with plug ins.I need to figure out what I need to purchase and what it costs. I see you have a 10 channel mixer. Since I'm doing home use, can I get a cheaper one with only like 3 channels? Do I need a specific video or audio cards? Wish they had a PC Karaoke4 Dummies book. Thanks!