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Summary: Learn the importance of volume control 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! Another tip on how to run a great Karaoke show, it's really important that the sound level in the bar, be loud enough to hear but not too loud to be able to talk in a fairly normal tone. Many Karaoke shows are way too loud. The only way is to set the music and walk around the room, listening to the level, walk back up to the machine and adjust it. You don't want your listeners to have to scream in order to talk to each other."
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