What Can I Sing (WCIS) is a Karaoke Request Software & Digital Song Request System
Replace paper karaoke slips with a modern digital karaoke request system. Singers can search your songbook and submit requests using a QR code, mobile browser or app.
Digital Karaoke Requests Without The Paper
WCIS — What Can I Sing — is karaoke request software designed specifically for karaoke hosts, DJs and venues. It replaces paper song slips with a digital songbook and electronic request system.
How Does A Digital Karaoke Request System Work?
Instead of writing a song title on a paper slip and handing it to the host, a singer searches the host's digital songbook, selects a song and submits the request electronically.
The request is then available to the karaoke host through WCIS, where it can be approved, ordered and managed as part of the singer rotation.
Karaoke Requests By QR Code
WCIS supports a browser-based singer experience, meaning your customers do not have to download an app to request a song.
A host can provide a venue-specific URL or QR code. A singer scans the QR code with their phone and is taken directly to the digital songbook for that venue.
What To Look For In Karaoke Request Software
The best karaoke request system should do more than collect song titles. It should make the entire process easier for both singers and hosts.
QR Code Requests
Give singers a QR code that takes them directly to your venue's digital karaoke songbook.
No App Required
Singers can use the WCIS web-based user system directly from their phone's browser.
Queue Management
Manage requests electronically and keep track of singers and their position in the karaoke rotation.
Digital Songbook
Give singers a searchable digital catalogue instead of asking them to search through a large printed songbook.
Web-Based Host System
Hosts can manage requests through the WCIS Host App or the web-based host version.
Real-Time Notifications
Notifications help keep singer and host systems synchronized as requests are added and processed.
Karaoke Request Software Comparison
When comparing karaoke request systems, look at the complete workflow — from finding a song and submitting a request through to queue management and running the show.
| Feature | WCIS | Paper Requests | TBA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital songbook | ✓ | Printed book | TBA |
| QR code karaoke requests | ✓ | x | |
| Browser-based singer requests | ✓ | — | |
| Mobile app | ✓ | — | |
| Electronic request queue | ✓ | Manual | |
| Singer rotation management | ✓ | Manual | |
| Web-based host management | ✓ | — | |
| Real-time notifications | ✓ | — | |
| Songbook management | ✓ | Manual | |
| Missing song requests | ✓ | Manual |
Why Use WCIS For Karaoke Requests?
WCIS is designed around the way real karaoke shows operate. It connects singers, hosts, songbooks and requests in one system.
One karaoke system with multiple ways to connect
Some singers prefer an app. Others do not want to download anything. WCIS supports both.
Singers can use the WCIS mobile app or access the web-based singer system through a browser.
Designed for busy karaoke hosts
WCIS provides tools for managing requests, singer rotation, request ordering, duplicate requests, request limits and notifications.
Connects with karaoke software
WCIS supports integrations with karaoke software including SongBoss, OpenKJ, VirtualDJ and Siglos.
Browser or app for the host
Hosts can manage their show using the WCIS Host App or the web-based host version. Both connect to the same system.
Put A QR Code On Your Karaoke Tables
One of the easiest ways to introduce digital karaoke requests is to display a QR code where your singers can see it.
Put your QR code on tables, posters, screens, menus or other promotional material around your venue.
Singers scan the code, open your digital songbook and submit their request from their phone.
Karaoke Software Integrations
WCIS can work alongside your existing karaoke setup rather than forcing you to completely change the software you already use.
SongBoss
Sync your songbook and automate request processing between WCIS and SongBoss.
OpenKJ
Requests can be integrated with OpenKJ to help connect your digital request system with your karaoke software.
VirtualDJ
WCIS supports integration with VirtualDJ as part of its karaoke software integration options.
Siglos
WCIS supports integration with Siglos for karaoke hosts using that platform.
Frequently Asked Questions About Karaoke Request Software
Karaoke request software replaces paper slips with an electronic system for searching a songbook, submitting requests and managing the singer queue.
Yes. WCIS provides a browser-based singer system. Hosts can provide a unique URL or QR code so singers can access the digital songbook from their phone.
Yes. A venue can have its own digital access point, allowing singers to scan a QR code and go directly to the appropriate songbook.
Yes. WCIS has a web-based host version as well as a dedicated Host App.
WCIS supports integrations with SongBoss, OpenKJ, VirtualDJ and Siglos.
Yes. WCIS is designed for karaoke hosts and venues that want to manage digital song requests and singer rotation electronically.
Ready To Replace Paper Karaoke Requests?
Give your singers a faster way to find songs and submit requests, while giving yourself better tools to manage your karaoke show.
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