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Jane g: /* Other Controls */

2013-10-21T21:43:14Z

Other Controls

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	*'''Remember Volume''' You can tell ~~jKams~~ to remember the volume for a song. Simply set the volume to where you want it, then select Control → Remember Song Volume. Next time you play that song, the volume is adjusted automatically.		*'''Remember Volume''' You can tell kJams to remember the volume for a song. Simply set the volume to where you want it, then select Control → Remember Song Volume. Next time you play that song, the volume is adjusted automatically.
	**As long as Remember Song Volume is selected (look for the checkmark), kJams will remember the last volume adjustment. If, for example, you previously set a song to 90% volume, and then you adjust it down to 85%, kJams will remember 85% the next time you play the song.		**As long as Remember Song Volume is selected (look for the checkmark), kJams will remember the last volume adjustment. If, for example, you previously set a song to 90% volume, and then you adjust it down to 85%, kJams will remember 85% the next time you play the song.
	**If you want to display your volumes, click on any column name and select Volume from the list of meta data.		**If you want to display your volumes, click on any column name and select Volume from the list of meta data.

Jane g: /* Other Controls */

2013-10-21T21:42:14Z

Other Controls

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	*To Scrub the song, drag the diamond "playhead" across the [Screen_Shots#LCD_Panel\|LCD Panel] <u>davequestion: huh?<u>		*To Scrub the song, drag the diamond "playhead" across the [Screen_Shots#LCD_Panel\|LCD Panel] <u>davequestion: huh?</u>

Jane g: /* Other Controls */

2013-10-21T21:41:56Z

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	===Other Controls===		===Other Controls===

	*To Rewind to the beginning of the song, click on the Back button (double left triangle) AFTER at least 4 seconds have elapsed in the song. (If you press Back during the first 4 seconds, you will skip to the previous song.) <~~span style="color~~:~~blue;">~~Rewind seems to override trim</~~span~~>		*To Rewind to the beginning of the song, click on the Back button (double left triangle) AFTER at least 4 seconds have elapsed in the song. (If you press Back during the first 4 seconds, you will skip to the previous song.) <u>davequestion: Rewind seems to override trim</u>
	**You can also use Control → Back		**You can also use Control → Back
	**OR simply the left arrow ←		**OR simply the left arrow ←
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	*To Scrub the song, drag the diamond "playhead" across the [Screen_Shots#LCD_Panel\|LCD Panel] <~~span style="color~~:~~blue;">~~huh?<~~/span~~>		*To Scrub the song, drag the diamond "playhead" across the [Screen_Shots#LCD_Panel\|LCD Panel] <u>davequestion: huh?<u>

Jane g: /* Other Controls */

2012-06-08T23:06:08Z

Other Controls

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	===Other Controls===		===Other Controls===

	*To Rewind to the beginning of the song, click on the Back button (double left triangle) AFTER at least 4 seconds have elapsed in the song. (If you press Back during the first 4 seconds, you will skip to the previous song.) <span style="color:~~red~~;">Rewind seems to override trim</span>		*To Rewind to the beginning of the song, click on the Back button (double left triangle) AFTER at least 4 seconds have elapsed in the song. (If you press Back during the first 4 seconds, you will skip to the previous song.) <span style="color:blue;">Rewind seems to override trim</span>
	**You can also use Control → Back		**You can also use Control → Back
	**OR simply the left arrow ←		**OR simply the left arrow ←
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	*To Scrub the song, drag the diamond "playhead" across the [Screen_Shots#LCD_Panel\|LCD Panel] <span style="color:~~red~~;">huh?</span>		*To Scrub the song, drag the diamond "playhead" across the [Screen_Shots#LCD_Panel\|LCD Panel] <span style="color:blue;">huh?</span>

Jane g: /* The Basics */

2012-06-06T04:46:19Z

The Basics

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	#Now adjust the tempo of the song.<br/>Control → Tempo Faster<br/>Control → Tempo Slower<br/>Control→ Original Tempo		#Now adjust the tempo of the song.<br/>Control → Tempo Faster<br/>Control → Tempo Slower<br/>Control→ Original Tempo
	#See what happens when you change the pitch.<br/>Control → Pitch Up<br/>Control → Pitch Down<br/>Control → Original Pitch		#See what happens when you change the pitch.<br/>Control → Pitch Up<br/>Control → Pitch Down<br/>Control → Original Pitch
			#*Check this out → The library includes a column for Pitch. You can control the pitch from here, jumping up (or down) several levels at once. Give it a try! This is the easiest way to control pitch.
	Check this out → The library includes a column for Pitch. You can control the pitch from here, jumping up (or down) several levels at once. Give it a try! This is the easiest way to control pitch.		#Now stop the song by:
			#*Pressing the Stop button OR
			#*Pressing the ESC key OR
			#*Selecting Control → Stop.

	===Other Controls===		===Other Controls===
	*To Stop a song, press the stop button OR press ESC key OR select Control → Stop.

	*To Rewind to the beginning of the song, click on the Back button (double left triangle) AFTER at least 4 seconds have elapsed in the song. (If you press Back during the first 4 seconds, you will skip to the previous song.) <span style="color:red;">Rewind seems to override trim</span>		*To Rewind to the beginning of the song, click on the Back button (double left triangle) AFTER at least 4 seconds have elapsed in the song. (If you press Back during the first 4 seconds, you will skip to the previous song.) <span style="color:red;">Rewind seems to override trim</span>
	**You can also use Control → Back		**You can also use Control → Back
	**OR simply the left arrow ←		**OR simply the left arrow ←


	*To go to the Next song, press the next button (double right triangle).		*To go to the Next song, press the next button (double right triangle).
	**You can also use Control → Next		**You can also use Control → Next
	**OR simply the right arrow key →		**OR simply the right arrow key →


	*To Scrub the song, drag the diamond "playhead" across the [Screen_Shots#LCD_Panel\|LCD Panel] <span style="color:red;">huh?</span>		*To Scrub the song, drag the diamond "playhead" across the [Screen_Shots#LCD_Panel\|LCD Panel] <span style="color:red;">huh?</span>


	*'''Remember Volume''' You can tell jKams to remember the volume for a song. Simply set the volume to where you want it, then select Control → Remember Song Volume. Next time you play that song, the volume is adjusted automatically.		*'''Remember Volume''' You can tell jKams to remember the volume for a song. Simply set the volume to where you want it, then select Control → Remember Song Volume. Next time you play that song, the volume is adjusted automatically.
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	**If you want to display your volumes, click on any column name and select Volume from the list of meta data.		**If you want to display your volumes, click on any column name and select Volume from the list of meta data.
	**To disable this feature, go to Control → Remember Song Volume and deselect this option.		**To disable this feature, go to Control → Remember Song Volume and deselect this option.


	*Just as with Pitch and Volume, you can display the Tempo settings for each song. This is especially helpful if you are making lots of tempo changes. To display Tempo, right click on any of the column names in the library, then find Tempo on the list and click on it. Values are displayed numerically, with 1 being the normal tempo. Tempos are increased or decreased by .05.		*Just as with Pitch and Volume, you can display the Tempo settings for each song. This is especially helpful if you are making lots of tempo changes. To display Tempo, right click on any of the column names in the library, then find Tempo on the list and click on it. Values are displayed numerically, with 1 being the normal tempo. Tempos are increased or decreased by .05.

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	\|[[Slipping Temp]]\|\|If your songs and graphics are out of sync, you'll need to know how to slip the graphcis. It's easy.		\|[[Slipping Temp]]\|\|If your songs and graphics are out of sync, you'll need to know how to slip the graphcis. It's easy.
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	\|[[Vocal Reductions Temp]]\|\|Some CDs have vocals ~~isolatd~~ to a certain channel, in which case you can reduce or eliminate them. This doesn't work with all CDs, however.		\|[[Vocal Reductions Temp]]\|\|Some CDs have vocals isolated to a certain channel, in which case you can reduce or eliminate them. This doesn't work with all CDs, however.
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	\|[[Using a Mircophone Temp]]\|\|Feel like belting one out? Find out how to connect a microphone.		\|[[Using a Mircophone Temp]]\|\|Feel like belting one out? Find out how to connect a microphone.

Jane g: /* Other Controls */

2012-06-06T04:36:34Z

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 ===Other Controls===
 *To Stop a song, press the stop button OR press ESC key OR select Control &rarr; Stop.
 *To Rewind to the beginning of the song, click on the Back button (double left triangle) AFTER at least 4 seconds have elapsed in the song. (If you press Back during the first 4 seconds, you will skip to the previous song.)  <span style="color:red;">Rewind seems to override trim</span>
 **You can also use Control &rarr; Back
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 **To disable this feature, go to Control &rarr; Remember Song Volume and deselect this option.
 *Just as with Pitch and Volume, you can display the Tempo settings for each song. This is especially helpful if you are making lots of tempo changes. To display Tempo, right click on any of the column names in the library, then find Tempo on the list and click on it. Values are displayed numerically, with 1 being the normal tempo. Tempos are increased or decreased by .05.

Jane g: Created page with "The following is a tutorial for those of you who are new to karaoke or unfamiliar with iTunes. For the rest of you, just go ahead and start playing music. ==The Basics== #Scroll..."

2012-06-04T21:41:29Z

Created page with "The following is a tutorial for those of you who are new to karaoke or unfamiliar with iTunes. For the rest of you, just go ahead and start playing music. ==The Basics== #Scroll..."

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The following is a tutorial for those of you who are new to karaoke or unfamiliar with iTunes. For the rest of you, just go ahead and start playing music.

==The Basics==
#Scroll down and select a song from your library.
#There are several ways to play the song. Go ahead and try one.
#*Click the play/pause button.
#*Double click the song title.
#*Press the space bar.
#*Control → Play
#Notice that a video window pops up, displaying the lyrics to the song.
#To pause the song, press the play/pause button or press the space bar. Press the button or space bar again to continue the song.
#First adjust the volume using the sliding volume bar (at the top left). This is the easiest way to control volume. But you can also use: Control → Volume Up Control → Volume Down
#Now adjust the tempo of the song. Control → Tempo Faster Control → Tempo Slower Control→ Original Tempo
#See what happens when you change the pitch. Control → Pitch Up Control → Pitch Down Control → Original Pitch

Check this out → The library includes a column for Pitch. You can control the pitch from here, jumping up (or down) several levels at once. Give it a try! This is the easiest way to control pitch.

===Other Controls===
*To Stop a song, press the stop button OR press ESC key OR select Control → Stop.
*To Rewind to the beginning of the song, click on the Back button (double left triangle) AFTER at least 4 seconds have elapsed in the song. (If you press Back during the first 4 seconds, you will skip to the previous song.) Rewind seems to override trim
**You can also use Control → Back
**OR simply the left arrow ←

*To go to the Next song, press the next button (double right triangle).
**You can also use Control → Next
**OR simply the right arrow key →

*To Scrub the song, drag the diamond "playhead" across the [Screen_Shots#LCD_Panel|LCD Panel] huh?

*'''Remember Volume''' You can tell jKams to remember the volume for a song. Simply set the volume to where you want it, then select Control → Remember Song Volume. Next time you play that song, the volume is adjusted automatically.
**As long as Remember Song Volume is selected (look for the checkmark), kJams will remember the last volume adjustment. If, for example, you previously set a song to 90% volume, and then you adjust it down to 85%, kJams will remember 85% the next time you play the song.
**If you want to display your volumes, click on any column name and select Volume from the list of meta data.
**To disable this feature, go to Control → Remember Song Volume and deselect this option.
*Just as with Pitch and Volume, you can display the Tempo settings for each song. This is especially helpful if you are making lots of tempo changes. To display Tempo, right click on any of the column names in the library, then find Tempo on the list and click on it. Values are displayed numerically, with 1 being the normal tempo. Tempos are increased or decreased by .05.