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Singing karaoke

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Help Guide Home Audio System MHC-V13 Singing karaoke You can enjoy singing karaoke using the Karaoke function. 1 Press MIC/GUITAR LEVEL - on the system repeatedly to reduce the microphone volume level to a minimum level. 2 Press GUITAR on the system repeatedly to select [OFF]. 3 Connect a microphone (not supplied) to the MIC/GUITAR jack on the system. 4 Start playing the music and adjust the microphone volume. Press MIC ECHO repeatedly to adjust the echo effect. 5 Start singing along with the music. Note If howling occurs, the system will automatically reduce the microphone sound for a few seconds. If howling continues, do the following: Move the microphone away from the system. Change the direction of the microphone. Press MIC/GUITAR LEVEL - on the system repeatedly. Press MIC ECHO repeatedly to adjust the echo level. Microphone sound will not be transferred to the USB device during USB transfer. You cannot adjust the microphone volume level using VOL (volume) +/- (VOLUME/DJ CONTROL on the system). Press MIC/GUITAR LEVEL -/+ on the system repeatedly to adjust the microphone volume level. When using the Wireless Party Chain or Stereo Pair function, sound from the microphone is only output from the system to which the microphone is connected. If the sound through the microphone is extremely loud, it may be distorted. Press MIC/GUITAR LEVEL - on the system repeatedly to reduce the microphone volume. Related Topic Using the mic holder(s) Various functions for karaoke 5-013-968-11(1) Copyright 2020 Sony Corporation 67

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Help Guide
Home Audio System
MHC-V13
Singing karaoke
You can enjoy singing karaoke using the Karaoke function.
Note
If howling occurs, the system will automatically reduce the microphone sound for a few seconds.
If howling continues, do the following:
Move the microphone away from the system.
Change the direction of the microphone.
Press MIC/GUITAR LEVEL - on the system repeatedly.
Press MIC ECHO repeatedly to adjust the echo level.
Microphone sound will not be transferred to the USB device during USB transfer.
You cannot adjust the microphone volume level using VOL (volume) +/- (VOLUME/DJ CONTROL on the system). Press
MIC/GUITAR LEVEL -/+ on the system repeatedly to adjust the microphone volume level.
When using the Wireless Party Chain or Stereo Pair function, sound from the microphone is only output from the system to which
the microphone is connected.
If the sound through the microphone is extremely loud, it may be distorted. Press MIC/GUITAR LEVEL - on the system repeatedly
to reduce the microphone volume.
Related Topic
Using the mic holder(s)
Various functions for karaoke
5-013-968-11(1) Copyright 2020 Sony Corporation
Press MIC/GUITAR LEVEL - on the system repeatedly to reduce the microphone volume level to a minimum
level.
1
Press GUITAR on the system repeatedly to select [OFF].
2
Connect a microphone (not supplied) to the MIC/GUITAR jack on the system.
3
Start playing the music and adjust the microphone volume.
Press MIC ECHO repeatedly to adjust the echo effect.
4
Start singing along with the music.
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