The microphone will work with with Leishi KTV, a karaoke system that is being included as part of the software update. The microphone has also been launched on the company's Chinese merch store for 1,199 Chinese Yuan. The microphone comes in a set of two and features the Tesla logo on it.
As per the company's description about the TeslaMic, it pairs automatically with the system and comes equipped with a few sound modes to help out the singers. The device can also be used outside Tesla vehicles, which the automaker demonstrated as part of its 2022.2.1 software update released on its official Weibo account.
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Many of the videos are just streamed from YouTube and KaraokeTube used to be filled with videos simply playing ads for films but the catalog has been considerably cleaned-up now so that only genuine karaoke videos are included.
If your kids are crazy about Frozen, then Disney Karaoke: Frozen might be the karaoke app for you. Disney Karaoke: Frozen is the official Frozen karaoke app for Mac featuring 9 songs from the hit film.
In the professional or home version, Karaoke 5 is an excellent text synchronizer used to create Midi, MP3 ,K5 and MP4 files and an excellent management tool with Double Screen "TV" (only in the PRO version), mixing of songs through the Mix Control, K5 Virtual Instruments, fast database searches, Internet search of musical karaoke bases quickly and easily, window with artists lineup... to be used during performances or shows.
The collaboration resulted in a unique product line of karaoke systems with modern technology and quality that brings innovation to the fore of the market. This experience also allows us to give advice and realize karaoke concepts, such as private karaoke rooms.
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But when you do have WiFi, our systems offer an amazing extra addition. A unique video casting feature can supplement the software to cast your favorite apps to the system. This way, you can project movies, games and even sports matches onto your karaoke device. The possibilities are endless!
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We don't know what software version this new vehicle was on, but it's unlikely that it was running an internal build. The vehicle may have been on new factory firmware, which Teslas are usually delivered with. Tesla could also have a configuration that enables this new feature, and that may have been enabled on this vehicle.
Karaoke is a very different experience in the Western hemisphere to what it is in Asia. For some reason, we decided singing in front of total strangers was the best way to do it, which is ludicrous. This is almost never done in Asia - there, karaoke involves renting a small booth with just your friends, or even alone! You'll sing at least ten songs, often aided by all-you-can-drink beer and alco-pops. It's that which experience I've tried to replicate back home in the UK. You can find a few bars like that in Chinatown, but the overpriced nature of anything in London makes them prohibitively expensive. Why not just buy an authentic karaoke player, I thought? So that's what I did.
The Lemon KTV Karaoke player (KHP-8836) is available direct from China for around $350 plus shipping or from Amazon for $349.99 with free shipping, complete with a selection of English and Chinese songs loaded on a 1TB hard drive (there are options for Japanese and Vietnamese songs too). A barebones unit can also be purchased without a drive or songs for $190 from Aliexpress or Amazon for $199 (which is the model we're giving away). There are no competing consumer-level products that also come with an English interface. There are karaoke apps for Xbox Live and Wii U, but these are overpriced and dismally short on songs.
A WiFi antenna is also provided should you wish to connect to a wireless connection, but if you're looking to also stream videos over the network (not karaoke videos, those must be stored locally), I'd encourage you to hook up the ethernet instead.
The supplied remote is a little disappointing - unlike the "air" remote that I used in my review of two Android mini PCs the Lemon KTV remote requires holding down the left key to move the cursor left - there's no gesture support at all. Navigating in mouse mode then is painfully slow - however you can switch out of mouse mode simply enough and select options with the arrow keys. I'd strongly suggest getting a Bluetooth keyboard for this though, especially if you're not connecting the karaoke player to a phone for selecting songs.
Speaking of which, there are iOS and Android apps which are by far, the preferred method of selecting songs. It's pretty straightforward to set up - just set the IP address of your player (you can find that in the main menu, under network connection) and connect. You will need to update the song list data first, which can take quite a while, so sit patiently while that completes. Once it's done, hit the log in button to launch the karaoke song menu and access the same interface. Although the interface is available in English, the system is designed for use in Asia which often means song selections from a number of international countries - as such, there's an option to browse by language.
The process of adding songs is certainly not as easy as I was hoping - using the supplied software is recommended as you'll need to format the song list file in a very specific way. Disappointingly, it won't automatically extrapolate the song name and artist from the file name, and you can't simply select a file directly - it must be added to the archaic catalogue via an entirely unfriendly spreadsheet interface. This involves renaming the file with a number, then adding information about the song to the existing Songlist.txt file, such as artist name and language code. There's also some obscure fields for "word count" and "song spelling" - this is for Kanji-based languages where there are multiple spellings of the same characters, and people will search for music according to the total number of characters in the title. It does seem to work with a variety of video formats, such as AVI and MPG, or MP4 clips which you'll get from YouTube - no conversion is necessary.
The easier option is to buy a hard drive pre-populated with a few terabytes of songs in your language of choice - these costs about $100 each from the same supplier. However, due to legally grey nature of these, we can't supply one of these to the winner - you'll get a barebones (diskless) karaoke device, to which you can add your own hard drive.
Upon launching the karaoke app, it jumps straight into a random music video selected from the non-Karaoke directory; these are just "defaults" to get the mood going, so you can add a selection of YouTube videos of whatever the latest hits are. It takes a short while to load the song database.
Although there are mic echo and volume controls, the software doesn't automatically reduce the existing vocals - so the quality of your karaoke experience is mainly going to depend on the songs you put on it.
Antutu reports appalling low score of around 3900 - seemingly as low as the ranking goes down to. General Android system performance reflects this and is accordingly frustrating. It's capable of streaming movies through PPTV, XBMC or Plex, but otherwise don't expect anything stunning or to be playing the latest 3D games. This is first and foremost a karaoke system running Android - not an Android with karaoke features.
For an authentic karaoke experience - or if you're having trouble finding Asian songs in country of residence - definitely pick one up. Adding songs is a bother, but not something you'll do often. The Android system is slow and unwieldy, but use the mobile apps to pick songs and you'll belting one out in no time. 2ff7e9595c
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