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A karaoke night starts at the booth.

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The host powers up, opens Auto-KJ, and gets the
room ready.

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Here's one night from start to finish.

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Setting up the show, a singer picking a song and
joining the line,

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and the reasons she has to come back.

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Start with the pre-show check.

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It puts the library, missing files, audio
output, singer connections,

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and show screens on one checklist.

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Fix anything it flags while the room is still
empty.

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Then open online requests on a connected show
and decide whether

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you'll approve them yourself or let AutoApprove
handle them.

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The library tools keep the songbook tidy.

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You can review duplicate versions, fix song
details,

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and rank your preferred manufacturers so

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AutoApprove selects your preferred version.

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Or pick a default version for any single song so

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the system grabs the one you'd choose yourself.

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Decide how repeats work in your room.

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You can block a song for the whole night or put
it on a cool down timer.

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A song that's already waiting in the queue can't
be requested again.

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The host gets a simple policy to point to when

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someone asks why their song got bounced.

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Out in the room, Maya spots the show's QR code
and scans it.

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The singer site opens right in her phone's
browser

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with no app store download.

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She types a stage name and she's in.

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She can sing as a guest or sign up for a free
account.

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An account takes a display name, an email, and a
password.

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Maya gets a profile, saved favorites, and a
singing history.

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Next karaoke night,

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she won't have to dredge up every song she likes
from memory.

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Maya searches by song or artist and sees what's
really available.

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She can save a favorite or open the request.

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This time she's singing solo.

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The same screen collects names for a duet

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or a bigger group up to the host's limit.

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Favorites keep her go-to songs close.

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History shows what she's already sung.

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So instead of searching from scratch each time,

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she can pick up an old standby

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or use her past songs as a jumping off point for
something new.

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When requests are closed, she can save songs to
her setlist for later.

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Singers can connect by scanning each other's
personal friend QR codes.

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Once both people have scanned,

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they can browse each other's profiles and
singing history.

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Maya is already connected with Casey,

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so she can see what Casey likes to sing.

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Duet Matches compares histories

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and lists the songs both friends have completed.

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For Maya and Casey,

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that means a song they already know from singing
it on their own.

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They can talk it over, then use the group
request flow when they're ready.

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Achievements add some fun.

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Your first ever performance earns first blood.

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Other badges recognize song counts and variety,

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and there are early bird and closing night
badges too.

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The host can even hand out the tongue-in-cheek,
annoy the KJ badge.

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All of it lands on the singer's profile,

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and you can wear your favorite earned badge on
the rotation screen.

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Profile photos can show up on the rotation TV
and the between song screen,

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so people can put faces to names.

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Maya can watch her place in line

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and opt into an on-deck alert when her turn is
close.

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How well notifications work depends on her
device and connection.

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Anyone without a phone can use a shared tablet
kiosk.

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They pick a song, say how many people are
singing,

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and type in the names.

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Or the host can add a walk-in at the booth.

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Everybody gets in the same show.

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Back to Maya.

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She submits Neon Nights and it lands in the
host's inbox.

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With manual approval, the host looks it over and
approves it.

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Maya gets her spot in line behind the singer's
already waiting

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and her phone shows it.

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For ordinary requests, the host can turn on
auto-approve.

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Clean requests go straight into the rotation
using the preferred version.

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Duplicates and blocked songs still get rejected.

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The host stays in charge without handling every
request by hand.

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Between singers, Breakwave keeps the room's
energy up.

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The host loads music on two decks, shapes the
mix,

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and manages one shared playlist.

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On a paid plan, Auto-Mix runs that playlist with
transitions,

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and the host can still choose what plays next.

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The soundboard, Pro FX Rack,

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and drum sequencer give the host more ways to
keep the room entertained.

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Master and routing controls keep the audio
organized.

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The rotation screen keeps the order visible to
the host and the room.

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A ready duet shares a single turn and the host
sets the group turn policy.

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With songs and requests sorted out,

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there's more attention left for the singers and
the mood.

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On a paid plan, there's even a preview in the
rotation tab.

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With a separate headphone cue output configured,

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you can see the graphics and listen to the
karaoke track

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while a singer is on stage giving it their all.

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That gives you four separate views.

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The host controls, singer lyrics, rotation
board,

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and a private preview.

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We haven't found another karaoke host with this
four view setup.

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When the night wraps up, the host can see
completed songs,

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singer's tracked, applause taps, and the busiest
hour.

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Top songs and the performance log are there to
check the details.

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A report scoped to a night

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and gig gives the host something solid to bring
to the venue.

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That's Auto-KJ, a host workflow, a singer-
songbook,

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and the social side of karaoke, all in one
connected night.

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Visit auto-kj.com.

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Singers join at singer.auto-kj.com.