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flamesbladeflcl t1_jaey0tw wrote

There are companies that produce karaoke versions of songs, if you have ever done karaoke you may often notice the music doesn't sound quite right. It is because it is a cover without the vocals. Sometimes by real people but often by computer synthesizers

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horsetuna OP t1_jaeyirc wrote

So they would go to these companies and basically buy the songs, like I might go to a bookstore and buy a book.

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stupidfock t1_jaezhw2 wrote

Often from the software the karaoke set is using.

Karafun and Lyrx by PCDJ both have big catalogs with subscriptions

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horsetuna OP t1_jaeydae wrote

Yes but I want to know where to karaoke hosts get there official songs and stuff like that. For their karaoke machines

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maclaglen t1_jaezdj4 wrote

I. I just told you. You download a file (probably .mp3 or similar) file from the internet and you add it to the available playlist on your karaoke machine. Maybe older machines need to purchase additional data discs.

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horsetuna OP t1_jaf01if wrote

Yes but obviously I wanted to know the details of the process. Obviously in this day and age most of the time it would be the internet.

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