
Beltr Remote: Karaoke Mic
Your phone is the karaoke mic
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What's New in Beltr Remote
1.3
September 3, 2026
Beltr Remote 1.3 — a rebuilt Sing tab and a redesigned song library. One Sing tab, three faces Playing and Sing are now a single screen that changes with your role. When it's your turn: transport, key, guide vocal, mic, live score and a real level meter. When it isn't: reactions and a shout-out bar so the room can still join in. CD+G discs show a Freestyle badge instead of a score, because a disc has no isolated vocal to score against. A song library worth browsing Native search, and sorting that iOS never had at all: title, artist, recently added or duration, either direction, and it remembers your choice. Rows are slim now: artwork, title, artist and one button to queue. Tap the row for everything else, including duration, disc type and whether lyrics are available. The Beltr look, on your phone Lyrics now render in Outfit, the same typeface your TV uses, so the song reads as one app across every screen. New palette, new backdrop, and the whole interface restyled onto the shared design system. You tab Change your name or emoji, see your score, your place in the queue, the room code and your connection at a glance, and leave a room without force-quitting. Fixes - Real song duration. The progress bar and scrubbing were previously built on a fake five-minute length, so seeking to "halfway" missed on every song. - Scrubbing now sends one seek when you lift your finger instead of fighting the TV the whole way across. - The screen no longer sleeps mid-song. - The mic meter shows your actual level, and warns you when you're clipping. - An instrumental-gap countdown so you know when to come back in. - Typing a host name by hand now assumes https, matching the web remote, so joining a host behind a proxy works. - Mix & Effects: guests keep Effects and Theme; settings that change what the whole room sees on the TV are now host-only.
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