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Like i said, must be a coincidence that there are two people called brad in different countries promoting and plugging a high value karaoke product made by the same company, can't be any other explanation...

Chris, I've used many bits of software over the years, still have most of them sitting on my computer actually. Currently i use justkaraoke the most, but my take on the reason for this original post is that none of the well known bits of software are any good if for some reason you might want the general public to operate the system...like a home party or karaoke booth, so it needs to be super simple. I think the systems like jukebox jockey, karaoke kiosk and selectatrack player are designed so either a kj can use them or your average jo

I use 17.3” screen touch. Karma is an excellent software for touch - ONLY if you have 15 - 18 singers. The buttons are larger & easier to tap with your fingers. Once the rotation gets larger you have no choice but to adjust the interface to smaller fonts to accommodate more singers’ name in the rotation column; hence the buttons get smaller as well.

You now have smaller touch targets that are harder to tap without affecting the left or the right buttons. That’s when I switch to mouse.

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I forgot to mention that you don’t have to adjust to smaller fonts when the rotation gets longer. The singers’ name will just overlap & to overflow mode but I prefer to see all singers' names at a glance.

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