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Summary: Learn to turn the reverb off on your microphone and why when hosting a karaoke show in this free DIY party video.
Carla Negri is a Los Angeles native who has always loved Broadway musicals. She started appearing in drama productions in high school; South Pacific was her big debut, as the...read more
"We're back with Expert Village. Our fifth tip for how to run a karaoke show is about doing announcing. And again, don't leave the reverb on when you are making an announcement. Cut the echo so that your words can be understood. Otherwise, you sound like you are in a train station or the airport. So it?s very important that people understand what you're saying. You can turn the reverb back when the singer comes up, because a lot of singers do want a little fattening of their tone. But keep the echo off when you're doing the announcement, and also when you're naming the next singer. Its important that people understand what you're saying. *******REJECTED*******"
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