JVC CA-V888T User Manual
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Karaoke (Sing Along) With Conventional Audio CDs or Tapes
Singing Along with Karaoke
1.
Turn the MIC LEVEL control to MIN.
2.
Connect the microphone (not supplied) by plugging it into the MIC jack on the front panel.
3.
Press the MPX/V.REPLACE/V.MASKING button.
The currently selected mode appears on the display.
NORMAL
: Normal playback
Lch MONO : Plays sound recorded on the left channel of the selected source.
Rch MONO : Plays sound recorded on the right channel of the selected source.
REPLACE
: Replace the vocal part of a song with your voice. (Vocal Replace)
V.MASK
: Reduce the volume of the vocal part of a song.(Vocal Masking)
NOTE: If no adjustments are made for 5 seconds after the MPX/V.REPLACE/V.MASKING
button is pressed, the display reverts to the previous display.
4.
Start the source CD, tape or other equipment.
5.
Adjust the VOLUME control and the MIC LEVEL control, as you sing into the microphone.
Important Information on Karaoke
❏ Because a radio signal is not as reliable as signals coming from a tape or CD, you may not
always get satisfactory results using the radio as a source for Karaoke.
❏ Some tapes and CDs are better sources for Karaoke than others.
•
Mono sources are not suitable for Karaoke.
•
The lead vocals may not be completely reduced for sources with duets, strong echo, a
chorus, or only a few instruments.
•
Poorly dubbed tapes may not be suitable for Karaoke.
Key control
You can change the key of a song to match with your voice in half tone step.
See “Adjusting music key” on page 15 for the operation.
Key Control function works while the MPX/V.REPLACE/V.MASKING button is lit.
Digital Echo
You can select 3 levels of echo effect to apply to your voice.
1.
Holding down the SHIFT button, press the ECHO button on the Remote Control.
The display changes with each press of the button, as follows:
MPX / V. REPLACE
/ V. MASKING
More echo than
ECHO1 is applied.
A little echo
is applied.
Strong echo is
applied.
No echo is
applied.