An All-in-one contains a built-in amplifier, mixer, player, and speakers.
Some All-in-one devices contain a very small monitor. For a larger monitor, you will want to connect to your TV.
In addition to your TV, an All-in-one device will need a power source (AC adapter, USB cable for computer connection, or batteries) and a microphone which may or may not be included with the device. The All-in-one should contain a jack for a second microphone for the most flexible usage.
To add lyrics from an online source to your iPod or MP3 player, see Tuneprompter, or search www.google.com for other ipod lyrics programs.
Ipod function:
- Not an iPod dock; no capability to download MP files to karaoke machine.
- Included USB connector allows streaming of iPod MPs through All-in-one.
- If connected to a stereo, turn down speaker that contains the vocals to simulate karaoke.
- iPod file lyrics will display onscreen if the file is an MP4 (you can download an .lrc file to your MP3 file to make it an MP4).
Software Considerations:
- CDG software usually has more songs than a CDGM, and one track per song, with a faint melody.
- A CDG player will play CDGM or CDG+PC software.
- A CDGM has fewer songs than a CDG, and a second track for each song, which contains a real singer singing vocals (Multiplex).
- A DVD contains fewer songs, with 2 tracks for each song, one with instrumental melody (not a singer singing vocals).













