| From the Where2sing.com forum: Hey there again :)
Fossie, I agree. After singing backup at gigs, and being in a band. Karaoke sound is totally different.
Each disc is different. Each singer is different. Not only should every host 'tweak' the singer but also the disc.
I have been to karaoke shows where the host hasn't changed anything for anyone. Yikes, what a mess.
Cass and I try very hard to get the best sound for the person singing. Both with the disc and the microphone.
It is their moment to shine. I figure that's why we are there. To make them sound the best they possibly can.
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