Booth Lurking Part 3: Beware Magic Sing!


OnKey, its time for war!

Oh noes! With a tagline that goes “Intelligence outclasses magic everytime,” you know that its time to remove those boxing gloves and put on the brass knuckles. We couldn’t help but notice the new contender to the Magic Sing right beside the Q&A booth of the editors. Err, we really had no choice but to notice actually - the singing was getting really loud.

Meet OnKey, the Intelligent V.Mic (SRP P7,500.00). You see, aside from the space age looks and the more appealing user interface, we haven’t noticed anything completely revolutionary about the microphone. Hmm, Saturday night is coming up and we’re just a few feet away. Maybe if we get tipsy enough, we can find out for sure what this OnKey microphone can do.

As long as I get to sing My Way.

And Mandy.

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Head Geekette
Posted on:
9/18/2005 at 4:47 pm

I have to admit, the guy who sang Cher’s “Believe” had a pretty good falsetto going on in that booth. :o

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John Ray Cabrera
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9/20/2005 at 11:04 am

apart from just being a household stereotypical videoke mic that crunches songs via its built-in and memory card, the onkey mic actually added some raft of features expedient for a rachelle anne go wanna-be.

it involves pitch control, where it gives either thumbs up or thumbs down depending on your pitch accuracy.

it also has a voice simulation system(one that isnt really needed if you wanna sing seriously), which veered your voice to that of either a baby mode, space age mode a la star wars r2d2, woman mode for those aspiring to have sexual vocal change man lang, or man mode for those females aspiring to sound like james earl jones.