Toastedmuffin wrote:
So far as I know, every karaoke player I've used has it built in. I had a harder time with tempo (Hoster, Swift Elite 4.0 have it, Just karaoke does not).
If you are using Winamp to run karaoke, You can find a pitch and tempo control plug ins.
What are you using to host karaoke?
If you are using Winamp to run karaoke, You can find a pitch and tempo control plug ins.
What are you using to host karaoke?
I believe he's talking autotune, not song key change ability.
tc-helicon has a wide variety of equipment that does this.
I've recently purchased a perform v unit but it's not full featured like the rest of their stuff, but you can download presets from an app to the unit for customized effects.
also i have a voicelive touch original recommend the voicelive touch 2 for the hit button and pre programmed effects you can install. the hit button is like a secondary effects button that turns on a subgroup of different effects. useful like when singing chorus or a verse, you just tap the hits button to switch between the two modes.
i also have an antares avp-1, stay away it's hard to use. you have to know the cord the song is in and set it up in the settings really quick. and it's hard to work with setting up initially until you learn how to use it. tc-helicon is just easier to use.
all the tc helicon stuff have an aux in you can feed your music into and it will auto detect the cord being played and set autotune/pitch correction accordingly.
the perform v is probably the cheapest choice $150-199 everything else is going to cost you above the $300 mark.
lots of info on youtube about all their products.
autotune is hard to sing with so you don't want to be in front of you speakers when singing because you hear yourself singing then a corrected version coming out of the speakers. and it can mess with you until you get use to it. but only takes a song or two to figure it out.