Karaoke Function; Using A Mic - Korg Ci-9600 Owner's Manual

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Here's how you can play back commercially available SMF karaoke data and sing
along with the lyrics that appear in the LCD screen.
Insert a floppy disk
Insert a floppy disk containing karaoke data.
MeMO Karaoke display is supported for the following formats: "Yamaha XF," "M-live (Mid-
isoft)," "Solton, Tune 1000,"and formats compatible with these (e.g., Roland Edirol,
GEM GMX).
Japanese karaoke supports "Yamaha XF" and "SMF With Lyrics."
Select a file
Select a song file in the "SongPlay 1/3" page or in the "JukeBox" page.
Access the "SongPlay 3/3" page
Press the [PAGE ®] switch to access the "SongPlay 3/3" page.
MeMO If you press the [PLAY/STOP] switch in the "Song Play 1/3" page, the "Song Play 3/
3" page will appear automatically, and playback will begin.
Start playback
Press the SONG CONTROL [PLAY/STOP] switch.
The lyrics will be displayed
The location in the lyrics will be indicated by an underline. You can use a mic and
sing along with the song.
Depending on the contents of the data, the lyrics display may not show the song name
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or the part names, etc. If the song data does not contain karaoke lyrics, nothing will be
displayed.
Depending on the tempo or on the number of characters in the lyrics, the lyr-
ics may not be displayed accurately.
If you wish to change the key of the performance
You can use the Transpose function to change to a key in which you can sing more
comfortably. (☞p.81)
Set the [MIC VOLUME] slider to 0
Set the [MIC VOLUME] slider to 0.
Connect a mic to the mic jack
Connect your mic to the mic jack located on the bottom of the Ci-9600/Ci-8600.
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If your mic has an on/off switch, turn it on after plugging the mic into the jack.
Adjust the volume
While singing into the mic, gradually raise the [MIC VOLUME] slider.
Use the [MIC VOLUME] slider to adjust the volume balance between the mic and
the karaoke playback. To adjust the overall volume including the karaoke playback,
use the [MASTER VOLUME] slider.