| From the Where2sing.com forum: BarryTone.... the process of making a karaoke disc is not particularly expensive, it just takes time. First, source the instrumental backing for the tracks you want, then buy them ($30-$40 each, I seem to remember) with the rights to use them for karaoke (some web sources allow that) and use PowerKaraoke (less than $100) to attach the lyrics. Tell APRA how many discs you'll burn, and pay the licence fee of, I think, less than 10c per track per disc. Then burn the discs, or have them pressed if sufficient quantity. Or just make them downloadable tracks.
the only problem I see is that a 'request disc' may have a market of 15 - if 15 tracks on the disc. You've already selected 2 tracks, so the market is already down to about 7.
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