danceShala vs Karaoke Microphone

WELCOME TO danceShala The danceShala app allows you to manage your account with ease, register for classes, or book a trial. You'll also receive important notifications about class changes, closings, registration openings, special announcements, and upcoming events. The danceShala app is an easy-to-use, on-the-go way to access everything danceShala has to offer right from your smartphone.

Karaoke Microphone: ShareMic turns your iPhone into a live karaoke microphone for any speaker you already own. Connect to a Bluetooth speaker, an AirPlay device or a smart TV, tap once, and your voice fills the room. No hardware to buy, no cables, nothing to pair twice. SING KARAOKE ANYWHERE Your phone becomes the karaoke microphone. Sing over any backing track through the speaker at your party, in the backyard or on vacation, and hear yourself loud and clear with almost no delay. BE HEARD IN ANY ROOM A wireless microphone in your pocket means you can address a classroom, a wedding, a meeting or a crowd without a PA system. Speak normally; the speaker does the work. SOUND THE WAY YOU WANT Choose from 29 voice effects, from echo and reverb for singing to robot, cave and cartoon voices for fun. Voice isolation filters out room noise so only your voice comes through, and you can pick which iPhone microphone to listen with. WORKS WITH WHAT YOU HAVE Any Bluetooth speaker, AirPlay speaker, soundbar or TV becomes your stage. Live indicators show when the mic is on, and one tap starts or stops the session. Bluetooth output keeps latency at a minimum; AirPlay can add a little delay, and the app tells you how to keep it low. WHY SHAREMIC A karaoke microphone app should be simple: open it, connect, sing or speak. ShareMic does exactly that, in your language, with the effects and clarity you need for karaoke nights, announcements and everything in between. Make any speaker your karaoke microphone speaker. Download ShareMic and start singing. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/