Side B · Karaoke
- Free · No login
- Any speaker
- No karaoke version needed
No karaoke version?
Sing the real one.
Not the karaoke edit. Not whatever's on YouTube. The actual song your people love, with the words scrolling in sync for the whole room. Family night, party night, sisterhood night.
Turntable · CD · Radio · TV · Cast YouTube · Party speaker
Side B · 01 — Pick your night
Pick your night. We'll bring the words.
Each night has its own setlist, a few tips for running it, and nothing that needs a karaoke version.
Side B · 02 — Liner notes
Built by a dad who ran out of karaoke versions.
lyricspin started in a living room: one karaoke machine, a couple of kids, and a problem. We could only sing what YouTube had a karaoke version of, and half the songs we actually wanted to sing together didn't have one. Family karaoke night was stuck on somebody else's playlist.
So we built the missing piece. lyricspin listens to whatever is playing, names the song and puts the words on screen in real time. Suddenly the whole record crate was fair game, and so was everybody's taste in it.
— Made at home by wegotcode.com
Side B · 03 — The whole setup
Three things. You probably own two already.
Play the real song
Cast your favorite version from YouTube to the TV, drop the needle on a record, or hit play on any speaker. The original recording, not whatever karaoke edit happens to exist.
Grab a mic
An inexpensive karaoke amp or machine and a mic or two is all it takes. You're singing over the real track: car-radio rules, party volume.
Let lyricspin roll the words
Phone or tablet near the speakers, tap Listen. It names the song and scrolls the lyrics in sync, verse three included. No more one person holding up a phone for the whole room.
Side B · 04 — Questions
Karaoke night questions.
Can I do karaoke to a song that has no karaoke version?
Does lyricspin remove the vocals from the song?
What do I need for a karaoke night at home?
Does it work with my TV or a cast YouTube video?
Can we use it for a sorority or chapter karaoke night?
Is it really free? What's the catch?
More questions? See the full FAQ or the recognition tips.