By pulling the CDs as I receive the slip, I am able to confirm the correctness of the number; I always have the second tray loaded and ready to go, slip on top.

The father inlaw had me covering his karaoke night while he was in Tenerife and I thought it would be a good Idea to get my details on the slips for a bit of advertising.Also after you have entered the details from the slip they stick back together neatly if you want to keep them for future reference.

I chose Compuhost's because it doesn't require an Iphone or Android phone to utilize the kiosk and it connects with the server and not the kiosk so I can run it even if I don't have room for a kiosk. Use its powerful functionality with a simple-to-use intuitive interface to fill out Karaoke song request slips online, e-sign them, and quickly share them without jumping tabs. then he said "this one here, Piano Keys" and I was like "oh yea, cause I just knew your real name was Piano Keys". I've seen people walk out of shows before because the rotation was too long and they knew that the KJ added new singers to the end of the rotation.

The Hard drive will allow me to add songs I didn't have previously as they get requested without having to be online. My system has worked well for me for years and has remained in place as I transitioned from discs to a hard-drive player.

Compliance with eSignature laws is only a fraction of what signNow can offer to make form execution legal and secure. com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US. They want that personal touch, and that's one of the reasons our shows have grown to be so successful.I was wondering how to include song requests with the RSVP without writing on the cards and then I saw these and thought it's perfect. for the software (I know there are free ones out there) and pulling one of my old laptops outs of the closet to use and building a home made kiosk out of a office kiosk I bought from my company for a buck. It helps me with the rotation and they can come up and see exactly were they are by looking at my table. The reverse has served me well for a couple of years though - they're always well received at gigs that I do get to hand them out and more importantly folks see them as business cards and snaffle them.

If they bring 2-3 slips, as their most current song gets sung, I pull that slip and drop it face down on the sung pile and place them at the end with the second slip.but will most certainly have them entered into some kind of tracking/organization program for future use. In fact one guy "Todd" had sung a song and then later on came up to me and said "when am I coming up again" and I said I didn't have a slip for him.