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Karaoke Player Software - Play, Record & Burn Karaoke

Karaoke Player

Overview

Would you like to turn your computer into an interactive karaoke player that can burn, create and play karaoke songs? Power Karaoke develops a range of software products for creating, burning, playing, copying and recording karaoke so you can build a complete home karaoke setup without special hardware.

Our DVD video karaoke burning program makes it easy to create discs from your karaoke files so you can play CD+G karaoke on many DVD players and create DVD compilations of video karaoke songs. Using a karaoke player from Power Karaoke, you can host a karaoke party at home, record your voice and build professional-looking songbooks.

Power Karaoke provides tools that support common formats and everyday workflows: play MP3, MP3G, MIDI, WAV and CD+G files, import audio from a CD, edit or synchronize lyrics, and adjust key and tempo to match the vocalist.

Key Features

  • Format support: CD+G, MP3G, MP3, MIDI, WAV
  • Live vocal recording and export to MP3
  • Playlist and songbook management for parties
  • Skinning, background images and on-screen lyric customization
  • Disc burning support for CD+G and DVD karaoke compilation

Take Karaoke Anywhere

If you travel with a laptop you can bring your karaoke studio along — install a laptop karaoke program and run shows anywhere. For burning and archiving, the Power CD+G Burner pairs well with playback software; for a dedicated player/recorder consider the Siglos Karaoke Player/Recorder. See our product comparison chart to choose the best tool for your needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What formats does karaoke player software support?

Most karaoke players support CD+G, MP3G, MP3, MIDI and WAV files. Product pages list exact supported formats.

Can I record my voice while singing karaoke?

Yes. Many players include a record function that saves your performance as an MP3 or other audio file for sharing or review.

Do I need special hardware to use karaoke player software?

No special hardware is required for playback — a computer, sound card and microphone are sufficient. For burning discs you will need a CD/DVD-R drive.