The Karaoke Forum

It depends on the program and how they store the songlist. All of the karaoke programs I've seen so far use a database to store a list of the songs on disk. Depending on if the database is protected or not would determine if I can create an import utility or access a copy of the database to do the s...

Bigdog, you are right the kiosk can't replace a songbook, but it can replace the unreadable slips. If set up and used properly it can enhance the experience. I work in a resort area and host 30-40 singers in an average night. My kiosk eliminates duplicates, and a lot of confusion. I can misplace a s...

My program isn't touch screen, but it does exactly the same thing. Yes it only works with MTU Hoster and uses the hoster database so I only have maintain my files in one place. So let's see $179 been around 4 years, works with other programs I don't have or Does the same thing, no touch screen neede...

I've been using Hoster for quite a while and got very tired of trying to keep my songbooks up, so I wrote a remote sign up program that let's the singer locate a song using dynamic searches with auto complete and then sign up for the song. The program has two parts since I don't have access to the a...

I use MTU Hoster and a FREE remote sign up program. I still still put out books so singers can browse, but they sign up on the other computer, The font in large and easy to read. The artist and title field do automatic dynamic searches and it tells them about how long the wait is. I have a manager s...

I have 40 to 50 singers a night. Singers sign up on a remote PC then I add then to the list. When they sign up the screen displays the approximate wait time and time stamps their entry. The Karaoke screen lists the next 4 singers and what time they should be on stage perdforming. I have 100 to 150 p...