There are lots and lots of existing
providers of karaoke tracks:
these invest (depending on quality)
between several dollars and several
hundreds of dollars to record "soundalike"
tracks
Commercial karaoke establishments will still need to pay for the licensed versions if they want to be legal. That doesn't change.
People who don't want to do that already had tons of options - Adobe Audition and tons of other software can remove/reduce vocals.
So I don't feel like this changes the commercial picture too much? I feel like this will mainly affect at-home singalongs.
People who don't want to do that already had tons of options - Adobe Audition and tons of other software can remove/reduce vocals.
So I don't feel like this changes the commercial picture too much? I feel like this will mainly affect at-home singalongs.