The Japanese term Karaoke basically is the combined form of kara which stands for "empty" and okessutora meaning "orchestra". It is a type of activity in which an amateur singer sings along with recorded music.
The music played is usually of a well known song in which the vocals of the initial singer are missing. The wordings of the songs also are available, on the music video to help the individual to sing along. Karaoke has been a well known type of entertainment and was initially started in Japan, and spread to other parts of Southeast Asia during the 1980s.
A simple karaoke device comprises of an audio input, a means of changing the volume of the music along with an audio output.
The music played is usually of a well known song in which the vocals of the initial singer are missing. The wordings of the songs also are available, on the music video to help the individual to sing along. Karaoke has been a well known type of entertainment and was initially started in Japan, and spread to other parts of Southeast Asia during the 1980s.
A simple karaoke device comprises of an audio input, a means of changing the volume of the music along with an audio output.
