Singer rotation
Track requests, fairness, priority, holds, skips, and the next performer.
Karaoke Live
Run the room from a trustworthy singer queue.
Bring playlist order and reviewed lyrics into singer rotation, operator controls, audience display, timing, and completed-performance history.
Live planning
Keep requests, singers, songs, and timing in one operational view.
A live set starts with a known queue, approved lyric material, and a clear operator plan.
Karaoke Live is designed around two connected views: a focused operator surface for managing the show and a readable audience display for the room.
The workflow begins with trusted media, a deliberate queue, and lyrics whose source and timing are understood.
In-room clarity
Give the room a clear view of what is happening now and next.
The audience display prioritizes the active singer, upcoming rotation, lyric timing, and readable progress.
Live workflow
Operator and audience views solve different jobs.
They remain synchronized around the same queue and performance state.
Operator controls
Manage the active song, timing, queue changes, and show history without distracting the audience.
Audience display
Show the current singer, up-next cue, lyric line, and timing progress clearly.
Completed history
Retain enough show context to understand what was performed and when.
Foundation
Build live output on dependable library foundations.
Karaoke preparation reuses MMW's album, lyrics, playlist, compatibility, and safety work.
Reviewed media
Begin with known files, titles, artists, durations, and artwork.
Approved lyrics
Keep text, timing, language, and provenance connected to the recording.
Display compatibility
Plan for local windows, secondary displays, casting, and hardware profiles.
Portable packages
Prepare selected media, lyrics, queue information, and checks for the performance environment.