FluidR3 GM soundfont
A dependable General MIDI soundfont reference for offline sampled renders.
View recordSongHub space / local karaoke
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.

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

The companion app
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.
Built for the quiet part of making music: finding the file, understanding the setup, and getting on with it.
From the library
A dependable General MIDI soundfont reference for offline sampled renders.
View recordA practical guide arrangement for testing lyric-aware karaoke playback in Lyra.
View recordA small set of practice-ready note files for testing a local player or Lyra import.
View recordStraight answers
Installation, library import, and MIDI/KAR guides are written around Lyra’s actual flow, including the point where a processing service is required.
Read the guidesOnly for instrumental separation, MIDI/KAR creation, or a sampled render. Local playback and imports stay local.
Yes. Open Library, import the `.kar` file, then use a configured service only if the file needs a new sampled render.
Catalog records remain visible while release URLs, rights, and checksums are reviewed. Unverified records never get an active button.