With the editor, you can edit, modify or import a song synchronization.

Shows the music file that your synchronizing.

This pane, lets you type or import the lyrics of the song you wish to synchronize.

When the lyrics are entered; you'll have to split signing syllables by '-' (dashes signs).
Dashes tells the program where to split the displaying of syllables for synchronization.

You can use the underscore '_' character to replace the dash sign in your lyrics. The program will transform it to a dash sign while importing to the karaoke list.

Put a slash '/' at the beginning of a sentence to block transfer it to the karaoke list (it'll jam the space and dashes detection by the program).

If you press and hold CTRL and C, the Text Editor content will be erased.

Exportation

It is possible to insert only one section of text in the karaoké list if you follow these steps.

1. Select the line in the karaoké list where you wish to insert the new words.
2. Highlight the text you wish to insert.
3. Hold down the CTRL key while clicking this button.

By holding the ALT key of your keyboard down while clicking on this button, you can import the words over the words already present in karaoké list. Preserving synchronization time value intact in the list.

Importation

It is now possible to import the synchronization of a music file in the Text Editor, correct the errors and then re-export the corrections in the karaoké list by preserving the synchronization time values already in the list.
This is done by holding the ALT key down and clicking the export button.

Note: If you have to add syllables in the text editor section, don't forget to insert a line in the karaoké list to avoid dephasing the words and times of synchronization.

When imported or transfered, the lyrics to this pane,you will be able to start synchronizing.

Selecting (highlight) a line in this list, enables you to modify this line, delete it or add a new line in the section bellow the list.

You must stop the music before selecting a line in this list.

Hitting the point sign '.' , resets the synchronization time for the selected line.

A double-click on a line will start the song precisely at the time of that line.

When playing a song, the scrolling list selects the first line you want to edit, the time of that line being zero, the scrolling will stop, waiting for you to press the space bar (the message Space Bar will appear), to capture and write the time to the selected line in the karaoke list.
This message is a reminder that when you press the Space Bar, the time will be written at the selected line and the focus will change to the next line in the karaoke list.

This section lets you modify the content of the selected line in the karaoke list.

1. the first field brings what text to display.
2. the second field: the sychronization time.
3. the enter or skip a line option, tells the program that the next line will be displayed on a new line in the karaoke window.

Buttons:

  Apply > save your modifications. Add > adds a new line under the selected one. Delete > deletes the selected line.

With the "+" and "-" buttons, you can add or substact the time value, you choosed (see sections above), to the synchronization time.

This button will introduce a background color and image change in your synchronization file (.kok), that will be used in the displaying of the lyrics in the karaoke window.

You can insert changes at the start of the karaoke list or at the begining of each line.

The image file must be in the same windows folder (must have the same path) as the music file.

This way of specifying a personalized configuration has priority on other configurations for the karaoke window display.

Opens a new MP3, KOK or MIDI music file.

Opens an existing synchronization file (.kok) saves the content of the karaoke list in a KOK file. The saved synchronization file must bear the same name as the actual music file and have a kok extension. The file (.kok) will be saved in the folder you specified in the program configuration.

If a sychronization file is already present in the folder, this prompt message will show up.

Imports a text file (.txt) in the Text Editor section.

Export the content of the Text Editor section in a (.txt) file.

Allows you to import the words (lyrics) and the synchronization of the music file (kar) in the Del Mp3 Karaoké editor, then to modify, correct and bring your personal touch to the words and synchro* in a simple,fast, and easy way.

When you activate this importation, you must let the song play to the end, then record to the kok format after your modifications. Henceforth, the DEL MP3 Karaoké player will use this synchronization instead of the one integrated in the original (kar) file.

*To re-use the original synchro, you must erase or rename the recorded kok file at the path indicated in the configuration of the software.

Remember that DMK sees the files in the folder that you've specified in the program configuration.

Allows to export the synchronization in new a music file (kar) The following panel will appear for you to specify the Title and the Singer of the song.

Readjusting the singing syllables:

Those who wanted to transform the Mid (.mid) files in to .mp3 and wanted to reuse the the synchronization inside the Mid a lag was introduced when exporting the Mid file.
To solve this, we're introducing the ability to make these corrections:
1. Record the .mp3
2. Open the Mid source file in the editor to use its synchronisation.
3. In the DMK editor click « Open Music » and select the .mp3 file you've just recorded.
4. Adjust timing of the singing syllables, using the « + » and « - » , for the first syllable to display at the desired moment.
5. Click on any syllable in the list, then using your keyboard, hit and hold down simultaneously CTRL and T keys.
6. A window asking to confirm the display time for the last syllable will pop up. Accept and the list twill be readjusted using the displayed value.
Repeat steps 5 and 6 until the syllables display timing is just right.

 Discharge

This website's goal is not to provide song files, but to make available a working karaoke software. If you're looking for song files, our links section will help you find websites offering them.

As a general rule, if you download a song file and decide to keep it, you should buy the CD or in some way, pay the author a royalty fee.

This website was made solely for your enjoyment.