Singalong requests for weddings and celebrations
It's late, the dance floor is full, and Auntie Sue wants to sing her song. Stream it on a phone, bring up urVOX, press the button, and the singer drops out so the whole room can take the lead. At a wedding with a DJ, or a birthday, anniversary or reunion with just a party speaker.
The request you didn't plan for
Guests ask for songs that aren't in your crate, and karaoke versions rarely exist for the one they want. urVOX takes whatever's playing on a phone over Bluetooth, from Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube or anything else, and removes the vocals live as it plays.
There's no file to find, prepare or analyse first. If it streams, it can be a singalong in seconds.
A spare channel, nothing else changes
urVOX outputs through a 3.5mm jack, so it goes into a spare line input on your mixer or PA, using a 3.5mm-to-RCA or 3.5mm-to-jack lead to suit your mixer. Your main setup and software stay exactly as they are.
Cue it in your headphones, set the gain, and bring it in like any other source. The battery lasts 8–10 hours, enough for a whole wedding day, and it charges over USB-C.
No DJ? At a birthday, anniversary or family party, plug it into any speaker with a 3.5mm AUX socket and let guests take turns choosing songs from their own phones.
Moments that fill the floor
The last-song-of-the-night singalong. The father of the bride's party piece. The hen party's anthem. Grandad's 80th, when the whole family sings his favourite. The table that's been asking for the same song all evening.
Use 25% for nervous singers, so the original voice is still there as a quiet guide. Switch to 0% when the room knows every word.