Would this be suitable for singing (not professionally) while playing the keyboard?
1746513
it could be loud enough most likely, but it is just a voice amplifier and it has a tinny sound. it works well speaking as what we got it for but not sure you would be happy singing through it
1746514
Yeah you could do that. There is a bit of feedback if you put it around your neck too close to the headset - so just set it on your belt.
1746515
I would assume so, but would recommend that you contact the seller...they are WONDERFUL to deal with; great customer service from TK Products llc!
1524701
Yes you can, and I have done so. Start with the gain very low, and the volume out on the keyboard very low, and adjust your settings from there. I have also plugged in an electronic drum set. Worked great.
1865677
I have this keyboard and use a Roland CM-30 Cube Monitor with it. The Cube monitor works extremely well and has a very clean and unfiltered sound (which was important for me since I play mostly classical piano). It's also great since it's actually a mini PA with 3 inputs and a preamp for use with mics and other instruments.
1680672
It's not a keyboard, it's a midi controller. You need a PC/Mac with speakers + software to use this.
1135046
If you mean a recording function for another instrument like a guitar directly into the keyboard, I don't think so. But if you are recording MIDI IN the source (guitar) THRU the keyboard OUT into a recorder or DAW, this function is available on most keyboards with full MIDI compatibility (IN, OUT, and THRU). Here's a helpful link: http://www.hintsandthings.co.uk/musichall/flexible-piano-keyboard.htm
2063064
Not at all. Most of the sound effects and things that you would eventually want will be available through software on your computer. Just note that this keyboard itself won't emit sound. Just MIDI commands. The sound will come from your computer.
2267640
It might be a bit tighter than, say, sharing a piano, but I think it would work. It would be more a matter of how wide your keyboard is.
342895
I kinda doubt it because you have to select the key that a song is in for this pedal to harmonize. Saying that, you don't really talk in a key. Watch demo video on YouTube to see how this pedal works. I would buy a product the would actually alter my voice as advertised rather than taking a chance with this pedal.
2048054
Not by itself. it is a MIDI controller and not a playing keyboard. That means that, even if it is operating under it's own driver software, you will still need to plug your earphones into your computer's earphone jack to cut any "outside" audio.
1305523
There are vocal harmonizers for guitars; but this one is specifically for keyboards.
1874134
Yes you can. However, I purchased this (when I hurt my back) so I could "legitimately" practice the basics with a band because it had built-in speakers. I do not use it at any other time. It has limited sounds that are not on a PRO level quality. I have a Korg kronos and a Yamaha Motif (88 weighted keys).
2089045
I would imagine it could be but I've never used it for something like that. Condenser mics are less robust than dynamic mics so if you are rough with them they break a lot easier but they do pick up a lot more. So it might be good for choir and instruments but it also might be prone to feeding back since it's more sensitive, you would have to take care with the volume levels. Again I've never used it live so I'm sorry I can't conclusively answer your question.
1856211
I'd say the sound quality is pretty decent for a small keyboard. I find it useful as something portable when I need a keyboard, but am away from my piano, and for adding synth sounds to compositions, but I wouldn't use it for, say, piano lessons - not enough keys, and the touch is not like a real piano - doesn't have that "weighted" feeling. All in all, though, a very handy little keyboard.
105111
Absolutely not! It couldn't even handle a single piano keyboard. It's alright for mids but terrible for lows and distorted for highs.
789378
It really depends on whether or not you have a soft touch keyboard. The microphone is very sensitive and you can set the record feature to be one directional, but I doubt if the keyboarding sound will be eliminated completely. I use it with my desktop, but I never type at the same time. I wouldn't count on having the sound totally undetected.
2243687
Hello, Unfortunately we do not recommend this system to be used for singing. The system is best used for speech. Hope this help. Thank you
919661
Should be no problem if acoustic/electric uke. If you have to use a mic then might look at Passport mini, which has dedicated mic input.