Sunday, February 19, 2012

Zoom H4n Handy Portable Digital Recorder

!±8±Zoom H4n Handy Portable Digital Recorder

Brand : Zoom
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Post Date : Feb 19, 2012 11:04:56
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Zoom H4n is the most sophisticated portable handheld recorder with new features and improved user experience at every level. Among its many new features, Zoom’s H4n offers superior, built-in X/Y stereo condenser mics that allow variable recording patterns at either 90° or 120°. Higher quality audio capture through its new, digitally controlled, high-quality mic preamp, the ability to use internal and external mics simultaneously for 4 channel recording, a large LCD screen,more intuitive interface and onboard reference speaker will take the user’s recording experience to the next level. The H4n’s onboard X/Y stereo condenser mics are arranged with the right and left mics on the same axis. This design ensures that the mics are always equidistant from the sound source for perfect localization with no phase shifting. Frequency response remains uniform throughout your recording. The result is great stereo recording with natural depth and accurate imaging every time. The mics also adjust for variable recording patterns at either 90° or 120°. Our unique design lets you rotate each mic capsule from 90° (standard) to 120° (wide-angle) stereo for the ultimate versatility in any recording situation. Everyone knows that proper miking is essential to making a great recording. The H4n is the only handheld recorder that allows you to record on four channels simultaneously by using its onboard mics with either external mics or direct inputs. You can then use its built-in mixer to blend the channels for perfectly balanced recordings. Now your recordings can be richer than ever before. Or, to get a great recording of a live performance, use the H4n’s onboard mics to get a room mix while simultaneously recording a stereo mix from the mixing board for a live recording that is easily one of the best you’ve ever heard.

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Monday, January 16, 2012

SP150 150 W Speaker

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Brand : Emerson
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Post Date : Jan 16, 2012 13:30:10
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Saturday, December 31, 2011

Sing Like a Pro With a Karaoke Machine

!±8± Sing Like a Pro With a Karaoke Machine

Karaoke Machines

One invention that has really taken off in the music world is the karaoke machine. Unlike other pieces of musical equipment, this one appeals to folks of all ages, all genders and all types of voices - good or bad!

Here's a quick guide to singing with programmed music, and how it's progressed over the years.

A Brief History of Karaoke Machines

The earliest karaoke machine was invented in Japan during the 1970s when a singer named Daisuke Inoue developed a tape recorder that could play a song for a 100-yen coin. He had been asked frequently by attendees of his performance to provide his song on a tape recorder so they could sing along during a company vacation.

Daisuke felt it was a great idea, not for his song only, but for many others. Inoue leased his recorders to stores instead of selling them directly.
The machines were placed in restaurants and hotel rooms. In 2004, Inoue won the tongue-in-cheek Ig Nobel Peace prize for his invention.

Karaoke Hits the USA

Karaoke machines came to the United States during the 1990s when bars, also called KTV boxes, began having competitions or fun nights for amateur singers.

Advancement

The early karaoke machines worked with cassette tapes, but later became more advanced using CDs, laserdiscs, VCDs and today's DVDs. The machine has audio input, audio output, and a way to alter the pitch of the music. The most popular ones are audio mixers that include a microphone input that's built in with a Laser Disc, Video CD, CD+G or DVD player. Karaoke machines that are capable of producing a video lyrics display are called KTV in many countries.

Another unique feature is the ability to change the pitch of the music, or key, to fit the vocal range of the singer. With this feature, songs that are too high for the singer can be played in a lower key.

Computer Generated Songs

Karaoke songs are now being played over computers everywhere via music files such as MIDI, MP3 and many others. The machines are not needed with these files, but a downloadable karaoke player instead. Both the players and song files can be downloaded on the Internet.

More Advances are Coming

Karaoke machines are being modernized in many other ways as well. From auto karaoke to mobile phones, people are going to be able to "sing along" from just about anywhere before long!

Still Going Strong

Even with all the modern devices and methods of entertainment, the karaoke machine will still be around for a while. You'll find them in restaurants, bars, gatherings and other public places holding singing competition because they can be moved easily, use a screen and sound everyone can see and hear when a big crowd is present, and they provide affordable entertainment.

So, don't look for this Japanese invention to go away anytime soon.


Sing Like a Pro With a Karaoke Machine

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