| From the Where2sing.com forum: James... I believe there is a number of similar microphones, and I do believe that a few of them have legally licenced songs (including OnKey). But I also think they are all based on MIDI tracks, so all well and fine at low volume in front of the telly, but not something you would really use elsewhere. I even think that a karaoke party using MIDI tracks is generally pretty lame.
Who are you going to give one to at Xmas? Wolf?
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