The growing popularity of such a means of entertainment as karaoke is quite understandable - many people want to pour out their souls with a song, and even to the accompaniment of music that is more or less similar to the original. It is logical that having enjoyed singing to the delight of themselves and their neighbors, many will also want to record their favorite song in their performance.
Instructions
Step 1
If you implement your vocal data through a computer, then everything is as simple as shelling pears: almost any program for performing karaoke (for example, KaraFun) can record. Just press the record button in the program window, indicate where to save the finished file and sing for fun.
Step 2
If your karaoke center is a household DVD-player, then everything is a little more complicated.
Step 3
You will need to connect the audio outputs of your DVD player to the input of your computer's sound card. This can be done using RCA-minijack adapters. And in order for the sound to go still not on the TV, you can use signal splitters, the so-called Y-connectors.
Step 4
Having connected the sound source to the computer, record the sound file using standard Windows tools or using any media player.
