If the audio quality on your PC isn’t good enough for karaoke, then you can use an external speaker. Here is my article on How to Set Up Karaoke on Spotify in Less Than 10 Minutes.

This is another great method that’s quick to set up. If you say “Alex, play Karaoke Night” and it’ll launch the app

Sunfly karaoke which uses CDG’s (they look the same as CD’s but their software allows them to deliver video as well as audio) that can be inserted into your PC’s CD drive if it has one.

Karaoke online apps such as KaraFun and The Voice Sing and Connect.

There are plenty of other ways too though including: This is my preferred method of choice if I don’t have access to a karaoke machine. It’s free, has access to thousands of songs and it takes just minutes to set up. The easiest way to setup karaoke on your PC without a machine, is to use YouTube. Once you’ve got your microphones sorted out, you can think about the instrumental audio and lyric video. USB input Instrumental Audio and Lyric Video They are pretty cheap though, here is an XLR to AUX adapter on Amazon.

You may need an adapter depending on the PC and microphone combo you’re using. XLR connection (this is an older style of connection).Here are the most common ways of pairing a microphone to either your PC or an external speaker: If you are using external speakers, then the first step is to connect your microphone to it.However keep in mind that this will be very quiet and the audio quality won’t be great. If you are using your PC’s internal speaker, then you can connect your microphone and PC directly together.The way you connect your PC to your microphone will depend on the speaker source you are using. Here’s what each piece of equipment does and how each piece of equipment can be connected to your PC. Mixer (to combine the instrumental and microphone audio into one output).If you do not have a karaoke machine, then you’ll ideally need access to the following pieces of equipment to do karaoke on your PC.

Mini lyric for pc