SongHub space / local karaoke

Bring the singing room with you.

SongHub keeps the familiar karaoke ritual—choosing a song, seeing the words, and singing together—open to modern devices. It is a local-first ecosystem for files, collections, and the tools that make them playable anywhere.

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The SongHub collection

The files behind the familiar ritual.

Every record carries its format, attribution, license, and availability so MIDI, KAR, stems, and sound libraries remain portable and understandable.

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LIBRARY / READY

The companion app

Lyra is the SongHub space you carry.

Create local libraries and galleries, shape movie-ready music moments, and keep audio, lyrics, MIDI, KAR, and sampled renders together without giving your collection to a platform.

  • 01Keep the room localBuild your own library and gallery before anything leaves your device.
  • 02Use the files you knowBring in existing audio, MIDI, and KAR files through the system picker.
  • 03Make it travelOpen, organize, and render practical music assets without locking the collection to one service.

Built for the quiet part of making music: finding the file, understanding the setup, and getting on with it.

From the library

A few records to start with.

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SoundfontsUnavailable

FluidR3 GM soundfont

A dependable General MIDI soundfont reference for offline sampled renders.

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Karaoke stemsUnavailable

Karaoke vocal guide

A practical guide arrangement for testing lyric-aware karaoke playback in Lyra.

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MIDI + KARUnavailable

MIDI starter pack

A small set of practice-ready note files for testing a local player or Lyra import.

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Straight answers

Start without guessing.

Installation, library import, and MIDI/KAR guides are written around Lyra’s actual flow, including the point where a processing service is required.

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Does Lyra need a processing service?

Only for instrumental separation, MIDI/KAR creation, or a sampled render. Local playback and imports stay local.

Can I use an existing KAR file?

Yes. Open Library, import the `.kar` file, then use a configured service only if the file needs a new sampled render.

Are downloads available now?

Catalog records remain visible while release URLs, rights, and checksums are reviewed. Unverified records never get an active button.