The difference between listening to music and kTV tuning is that when debugging the KTV sound system, the background volume and microphone volume of rock songs are greater than the music volume and microphone volume of ordinary songs. When singing in KTV, many people will ignore one detail, and that is tuning. Correct tuning can make everyone sing very easily and comfortably.

We often encounter this situation. Suddenly the background volume of a song is relatively loud, and we need to work very hard to hear our own voice. Singing at the top of our lungs can easily damage our throats. The background volume of the song is too low, the singing is in one's own voice, and the person's voice is very abrupt and they dare not sing loudly. Both of these situations are caused by incorrect volume adjustment during the operation and use of KTV audio equipment.

KTⅤ tuning method

The equipment’s on and off sequence, boot sequence, audio source equipment, VOD, CD, DVD, audio processing equipment, effects, equalizer, etc., power amplifier For TVs and projectors, the order is reversed when shutting down. The power amplifier should be turned off first. This operation can resist the impact of turning on and off the equipment and prevent the power amplifier and speakers from being burned.

Adjust the volume, microphone and music potentiometer of the power amplifier to the appropriate position, place the sound quality compensation knob in the middle position, test the sensitivity and dynamic performance of the microphone first, then add reverberation and accompaniment music to sing, and the singing voice After reverberation processing, the sound should be more mellow, plump and layered than the original song, giving it a sense of liveness.

Try the accompaniment music. Turn the accompaniment music to the normal working volume, but be careful that the volume is moderately pleasant. Excessive loudness can easily make people tired and unbearable. The requirements for the music effect should be strong and effective. For aesthetics, the treble should not be harsh and the bass should not be muddy. The singing voice should be clear. For example, the sibilance of a female voice should be clearly audible, but should not be too loud. Pay attention to eliminating the original singing voice during formal singing.