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Convert your Android phone and tablet to Karaoke Machine

At first I thought I will be stuck with iPhone or iPad to be a good portable karaoke machine but I was wrong, I just recently found out I can convert my Sony Erickson Xperia 10i can be converted into a pocket-sized karaoke player.  How did I do it? Simple.

Go to your marketplace or Play Store and download Karaoke-A-GoGo Lite which is free and install.  Now, the question is how to make this work.  You need to have CDG files paired with MP3 files just like my previous blog with iPhone and Ipad Karaoke.  Download this files to your computer or laptop and upload this to your phone's SD card under Karaoke folder which automatically created when you installed the Karaoke-A-GoGo.  Always remember to copy both files the CDG and MP3.  For more detailed instructions you can open the HELP button of Karaoke-A-GoGo.

Some problems encountered, Karaoke-A-GoGo was a bit slow in my phone Xperia but it was remedied by opening the OPTIONS button and adjusted the FRAME RATE to a lesser number which is 10.  There are two numbers to choose from 30 and 10 so try your device, which suits best coz it may vary from certain devices' speed.

You can view or visit my YouTube channel for karaoke backing tracks. Just visit https://www.youtube.com/user/VinnyBorresBackingTracks and its free.  Enjoy! You can try this with other phones HTC, Samsung, or Tablets like Archos, Sony, etc. By the way, the trial or free version of Karaoke-A-GoGo limits you to 20 songs as the maximum unless you upgrade to full version so for now just download or choose your 20 top hits or favourites.

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