Almost no work
The hard part is choosing the song.
No converting. No hunting down karaoke files. No typing out lyrics. Point Beltr at the music you already own and it handles the rest by itself — here's the actual app doing it.
01 · Setup
It goes looking for your music.
Setup asks one real question: where's your music? Beltr checks the usual places — your Music folder, an Apple Music library, a folder of karaoke discs — and shows you what it found. One tap connects it.
Nothing gets copied, converted, or moved. Your files stay exactly where they are.
02 · Your library
Your collection is the catalog.
Every song in that folder is now sitting in Beltr, searchable by artist, album and genre. There's no separate karaoke catalog to buy from and nothing to prepare in advance.
When someone asks for a song, you find it and hit one button. That's the whole interaction.
03 · The work
Then it does the work while you don't watch.
Beltr strips the vocals, pulls the synced lyrics, maps the pitch and reads the key — on your own machine, one song at a time, entirely on its own. You get named stages instead of a spinner.
And it hands the song over early: the moment it's singable it says so, and finishes the polish in the background.
04 · Showtime
The room sets itself up.
Press Play and Beltr opens the big screen, starts a room and puts a code and QR on the TV. Phones join by scanning it — no app to install, no pairing, no accounts.
And you don't wait for any of this the first time: Beltr arrives with a song already prepared, so you can sing before you've imported a thing.
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