Clarence Hervey
dj drag n drop
i need to know what program i need to use vdj as a karoke machine from to to bottom and very precise instruction
had a christams party that requested karoke but had a very suscessful night
will need karoke ability at next christmas party
i need to know what program i need to use vdj as a karoke machine from to to bottom and very precise instruction
had a christams party that requested karoke but had a very suscessful night
will need karoke ability at next christmas party
geposted Wed 18 Jan 06 @ 11:14 pm
PCGumshoe
Thanks ACW for the referral...
Chervey, let me know if you need any assistance... I just re-read that and all is pretty much up to date... although I wonder where some of those typos came from :0)
Chervey, let me know if you need any assistance... I just re-read that and all is pretty much up to date... although I wonder where some of those typos came from :0)
geposted Fri 20 Jan 06 @ 10:28 am
rambo_nyc
I want to use the Karoke part of VDJ, but I have no clue how to start.
How do i convert or rip my regular digital songs or my cd songs to instrumental?
Where do I get the lyrics from?
and how do I match the instrumentals with the lyrics
How do i convert or rip my regular digital songs or my cd songs to instrumental?
Where do I get the lyrics from?
and how do I match the instrumentals with the lyrics
geposted Thu 05 May 11 @ 12:24 am
Support staff
Your best option would be to purchase properly made karaoke songs in standard MP3+G format from vendors such as Sound Choice, Sunfly, Zoom, etc. E.g: http://www.soundchoicestore.com
These already instrumental versions of the tracks and have appropriate graphical lyrics synchronised to the song.
Alternatively, you can purchase CDG discs and 'rip' these yourself into MP3+G format for use in VirtualDJ.
Trying to make your own karaoke songs would be a very time consuming process, especially when it is already professionally done for you.
These already instrumental versions of the tracks and have appropriate graphical lyrics synchronised to the song.
Alternatively, you can purchase CDG discs and 'rip' these yourself into MP3+G format for use in VirtualDJ.
Trying to make your own karaoke songs would be a very time consuming process, especially when it is already professionally done for you.
geposted Thu 05 May 11 @ 5:06 am
rambo_nyc
Support staff wrote :
Your best option would be to purchase properly made karaoke songs in standard MP3+G format from vendors such as Sound Choice, Sunfly, Zoom, etc. E.g: http://www.soundchoicestore.com
These already instrumental versions of the tracks and have appropriate graphical lyrics synchronised to the song.
Alternatively, you can purchase CDG discs and 'rip' these yourself into MP3+G format for use in VirtualDJ.
Trying to make your own karaoke songs would be a very time consuming process, especially when it is already professionally done for you.
These already instrumental versions of the tracks and have appropriate graphical lyrics synchronised to the song.
Alternatively, you can purchase CDG discs and 'rip' these yourself into MP3+G format for use in VirtualDJ.
Trying to make your own karaoke songs would be a very time consuming process, especially when it is already professionally done for you.
Thank you for your answer, but i went to those sites. I dont have that kind of $$$. Thats very expensive. I rather go old school and do it the long way. I have people thats willing to take shifts...lol..
Now I heard Power Karoke is excellent for ripping songs and cd's. What do u think? And is there another software thats as good or better?
And price reasonable?
I also went to lyrics.com for the words. Is that the best place for the words? most sites I went to give u the words for free.
And last but not least, i believe Power Karoke brings the words with the instrumental togather, but if it doesnt, does anyone know how to do it?
geposted Thu 05 May 11 @ 11:43 am