5-button Push Musical Sound Module
You will get 1 Sound Module with 5 individual buttons & and ONLY one USB Programmer(regardless of quantity)
SOFTWARE ONLY WORKS FOR PC, NOT FOR MAC
Link to instructional video, and to download our FREE software will be sent with your order
5 buttons can play different or same music
Ideal for musical greeting cards, talking toys, special gifts, and talking cards. You can plug it into your PC’s USB port directly and easily record your music or voice message up to 208 seconds (can even go longer about 418 seconds with music or voice file that recorded in studio) by using our free software.
Each Push Button has its own self adhesive backing, and connected to the board by 4 inch long wires
Comes with batteries and speaker ready for use
MODULE CAPACITY
208 seconds @ 16kHz
278 seconds @ 12kHz
334 seconds @ 10kHz
418 seconds @ 8kHz
Product Features
- REQUIRES SOFTWARE (provided FREE), and SOFTWARE ONLY WORKS WITH PC, Windows 7 or Windows XP (will not work with other versions), NOT with MAC either.
- Unit has 5 individual buttons, and each button can play different music/voice message
- Life cycle: plays 300 to 350 times on average (replace the batteries and unit will continue to play)
- Maximum play duration: can be re-recordable up to 418 seconds (@ 16kHz sampling rate)
- Play type: Push button. It will start playing by pressing the each buttons
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Simply frustrating program flaw UPDATED: I upgraded my review from 2 stars to 4 stars. Apparently the software is compatible with 64-bit systems, the problem I was having was my antivirus software was deleting one of the files the program needed to run when I downloaded it. So if you turn off your antivirus this works very well. Besides only accepting two formats (MP3 and something else) the program is exceedingly simple to use and it’s a pretty cool little item for so cheap. Will make a great christmas gift this…
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