Audio Announcement
A spoken line in your chosen voice, at exactly the right moment.
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The AI show host that runs the whole night
Cueify turns one Android tablet into a complete show system: an AI host that introduces every singer, an interactive avatar that answers your guests out loud, a queue your room fills from their own phones, and stage lighting, vocal FX and mixer moves cued to the second.
One tablet. No PC. No laptop on the bar.
🎤 AI announcer between every song
🤖 Interactive avatar kiosk
📱 Guests queue from their phones
🎛️ DMX lighting & stage gear
📺 Local library + YouTube
Pick a voice, pick an avatar, and Cueify handles the rest.
◆ AI-hosted karaoke
It introduces every singer, so you don't have to
Between songs, Cueify announces who's up next in a natural, studio-quality voice — or as a full video avatar on the big screen. It reads the room's queue, knows the song and the artist, and never runs out of things to say.
- ✓Real voices, not robot speech. Browse hundreds of voices with audio previews and pick your host's sound in a couple of taps.
- ✓A face on the screen. Announcements can play as a live video avatar with a replaceable background, instead of just audio.
- ✓Titles cleaned up automatically. AI parses messy karaoke filenames into a proper song title and artist, so announcements read correctly.
- ✓Speaks your room's language. Choose a non-English voice and announcements are translated on the fly — names and song titles left intact.
- ✓Never talks over the music. Announcements wait for the track to finish, every time.
- ✓Your pace. A speech-speed dial, per-source volumes and a full announcement script library are all in Setup.
Feed it what it should know. It handles the conversation.
◆ Interactive AI kiosk
An avatar that answers your guests out loud
Put Cueify on a screen and it becomes a talking information desk. A guest speaks; the avatar listens, thinks, and answers in a real voice, on camera — about your event, your venue, your products, whatever you've told it.
- ✓You supply the knowledge. Type in the facts, or point it at a web page and it reads that page before the session starts.
- ✓Stick to the script. Switch on only reference my data and it will answer purely from what you gave it — and simply say it doesn't know, rather than inventing.
- ✓Knows when to stop. End after a set time, or let it wrap up naturally when the guest says goodbye — with a hard cap so a session can never run away.
- ✓Listens in your dialect. Choose from hundreds of listening languages, right down to regional variants.
- ✓No awkward silence. It reacts instantly with a natural "let me think about that" while the answer is prepared behind the scenes.
- ✓Self-running. Pair it with a Push Button cue and the whole presentation resets itself for the next person, all night, untouched.
No app to install — guests scan the QR on the big screen.
◆ The room joins in
Your guests queue themselves
Cueify runs its own web server right on the tablet. Guests scan the QR code on screen, land straight in your song list, and put themselves in the queue — while you get on with hosting.
- ✓Search your library or YouTube. Anything on the shelf, plus the whole of YouTube when someone asks for a song you don't own.
- ✓Fair rotation, automatically. Singer priority quietly moves people who haven't sung yet up the queue, so nobody hogs the mic.
- ✓Live queue with start times. Everyone can see who's up and roughly when they're on.
- ✓Favourites. A star saves a song to that phone for next time.
- ✓Host Mode is PIN-locked. Guests get the fun; controls stay yours. Choose exactly which tabs the room can see.
- ✓"Start my song" button. Let the singer kick off their own track from a big, friendly button on the screen.
◆ Karaoke Practice mode
A practice room that runs itself
One tap turns the tablet into a self-service singing booth. No host, no announcements, no waiting your turn — the whole library is on the screen, and the controls are right next to it.
Library on the left, live controls on the right — one screen, no host.
Walk up, pick a song, sing
Everything a singer needs is on one screen, and nothing they don't. Browse the tiles, tap a track, and it plays — or search from the panel beside it.
- ✓The library, on the big screen. Artwork tiles or dense rows, folders, and a filter box — no squinting at a phone.
- ✓The controls sit beside it. The side panel runs the live web interface, so the same screen searches, queues and plays.
- ✓Nobody has to host. Announcements, the idle slideshow and background music all switch off — it's just the songs.
- ✓No queue politics. Singer rotation is off; whoever's practising sings what they like, as often as they like.
- ✓Star the ones you're working on. Favourites are one tap, and the ★ Favorites view pulls them out of the whole library.
- ✓Still yours to lock down. Host settings stay behind the PIN, so a practice room can't be reconfigured by whoever walks in.
◆ The show playlist
Seven kinds of cue. One running order.
Songs, announcements, lighting changes, videos and interactive moments all live in a single list, in the order they'll happen. Set a cue to fire automatically, or hold it until you say go.
Video Announcement
The same, delivered by a video avatar on the big screen.
Interactive Avatar
A live Q&A session with your guests, from your own knowledge base.
Set a Scene
Snap the lighting rig, vocal FX and mixer to a named look.
Play Video
Roll a video from your library — an advert, a montage, a sting.
Play a YouTube Video
Cue any YouTube video, no download and no karaoke-only filter.
Push Button
A big on-screen button that pauses the running order until someone presses it.
Adding a cue: pick a type, fill in the one form, done.
Build it once. It runs itself.
Auto-cue chains items together so the night flows without a finger on the tablet. When you do want a pause — a raffle, a speech, a change of act — drop in a Push Button and the show waits politely for you.
- ✓Loop back to here. A Push Button can rewind the whole segment behind it, so a kiosk presentation replays for every new visitor — for hours, with no staff.
- ✓Cues that follow your settings. Mark a cue "use the default voice from Setup" and changing your host voice updates every one of them at once.
- ✓Safe to reorder live. Cueify won't let you accidentally shuffle something past the track that's actually playing.
The Device Scene Editor — cue lighting against the actual waveform.
◆ Stage gear
Lights, vocal FX and the mixers — cued to the beat
Cueify drives a real DMX rig, a vocal effects pedal and digital mixers straight from the show. Scrub the song's waveform, drop a cue, move the faders — and it happens at that exact moment, every time the song plays.
- ✓DMX lighting. Per-song lighting shows plus named scenes you can trigger by hand at any time.
- ✓No cables to the tablet. A small Raspberry Pi stage node takes the DMX hardware, over Bluetooth — so the tablet stays where you want it.
- ✓Vocal FX that follow the song. A HeadRush VX5 switches rig automatically — and Cueify can look up the song's musical key for you.
- ✓Mixer moves. Recall a scene on an Allen & Heath CQ-12T and ride individual channel levels from a cue.
- ✓Two mixers deep. A Behringer XR12 gets full channel-strip control — fader, mute, EQ, gate, compressor — plus its onboard effects rack drawn as the real unit's own front panel, knobs and all. One tap pulls the desk's actual live settings into a cue, so nothing gets overwritten.
- ✓Know it's working. Live status lights for the stage node, the DMX interface, the FX unit and the mixer, right on the transport bar.
Your whole library, on the big screen, in tiles or details.
◆ Your library
A proper library browser, on the screen you're already looking at
Browse folders, filter, star favourites and start any track with a tap — without touching a phone or a laptop. Tidy up as you go: fix a wrong title, or jump straight into that song's lighting scenes.
- ✓Tiles or details. Artwork grid or dense rows — whichever you prefer, remembered per device.
- ✓Favourites view. A flat list of every starred track across the whole library.
- ✓Rename properly. Fix a title or artist and it's written into the file itself, so it survives a rescan.
- ✓Tidy in bulk. Multi-select and delete duplicates or dead tracks.
- ✓Silence trimmed. Long silent lead-ins are skipped automatically, so songs start when they should.
- ✓Downloads without the tablet. YouTube downloads and video conversion are handed off to the stage node.
◆ One tap to reconfigure
It isn't only for karaoke
The same tablet runs a karaoke night, a self-service practice room or a corporate presentation — pick a show type and every setting rearranges itself.
Karaoke
The full party night, with the room involved.
- Guest search, queue & favourites
- Fair singer rotation
- Idle slideshow & background music
- "Start my song" button
Karaoke Practice
Self-service. Nobody needs to be hosting.
- On-screen song list
- The web interface in the side panel
- No announcements or host chrome
- No rotation — sing what you like
General Show
A presentation, a kiosk, an event screen.
- Playlist-driven running order
- Clean full-screen video
- Guest tabs switched off
- Interactive avatar & push buttons
◆ And the rest
The details that get you through a live night
Save & load a show
Snapshot every setting and the running order to a named file, and bring it back next week.
Four-way volume
Independent levels for the track, background music, the announcer and the avatar.
Idle slideshow
Your own images between songs, with background music underneath.
Friendly address
Guests reach the tablet by name on the venue Wi-Fi — no router setup needed.
Host PIN
Every control is behind a PIN, and the tablet's own panel unlocks itself so you're never typing it on stage.
Side-panel control
Show the live guest interface right beside the video, so the host screen is also the control screen.
Full-screen on play
The queue slides away the moment a song starts and the video takes the whole screen.
Key detection
Ask Cueify for a song's musical key and it sets your vocal FX to match.
◆ Setup
Everything in one place
Volumes, library, announcements, avatar, devices, network — all tabbed, all on the tablet, all saveable to a file you can carry to the next venue.
◆ Getting going
Three steps to a running show
1
Point it at your songs
Choose your library folder and let Cueify scan it. Titles and artists are tidied up for you.
2
Pick a show type
Karaoke, Practice or General Show — one tap sets every option sensibly. Adjust anything you like.
3
Put the QR on screen
Guests scan, queue up, and the night runs itself. You're free to actually host.
"The tablet is the show. Lighting desk, karaoke player, announcer, queue system and information kiosk — all of it, on one screen, on the wall." — WHAT CUEIFY REPLACES
◆ The short version
What it runs on
| Host device | A single Android tablet — no PC, no laptop, no rack |
|---|---|
| Guests | Any phone with a browser, over the venue Wi-Fi. Nothing to install |
| Media | Your local MP4 karaoke library, plus YouTube search, streaming and download |
| Lighting | DMX via an ENTTEC interface on a Raspberry Pi stage node, linked over Bluetooth |
| Stage gear | HeadRush VX5 vocal FX and Allen & Heath CQ-12T mixer over MIDI, plus a Behringer XR12 mixer over the network |
| Voice & avatar | Studio TTS voices and live video avatars, on your own ElevenLabs and LiveAvatar accounts (bring-your-own-key), plus on-device speech recognition for the kiosk |
| Security | Host PIN on every control; optional HTTPS for the guest interface |
◆ Questions
Reasonable things to ask
Do my guests need to install anything?
No. They scan the QR code on the screen and the interface opens in their phone's browser. It's served by the tablet itself, so it works even if the venue's internet is down — you only need the Wi-Fi.
Does it work without lighting hardware?
Yes. The lighting, vocal FX and mixer features are entirely optional — Cueify runs perfectly happily as a karaoke and announcement system on its own, and you can add the stage node later.
Do the voice and avatar features cost anything extra?
The app itself doesn't charge for them, but the AI announcer's voice runs on your own ElevenLabs account and the video avatar on your own LiveAvatar account — both bring-your-own-key, so you only pay for what you actually use. YouTube search needs a free YouTube Data API key too. None of this is required to run a karaoke night: the voice and avatar are optional, and Cueify works fully without them.
Can the AI kiosk be used for something other than a party?
That's exactly what "only reference my data" and the Knowledge URL are for. Give it your own information and it becomes an information desk for an open day, a showroom, a trade stand or a reception area — with a Push Button loop so it resets itself for every visitor.
What happens if someone queues a song I don't own?
Cueify searches YouTube alongside your own library and can stream the result straight away — or hand the download off to the stage node so it's in your library for next time.
Can guests mess with my settings?
No. Everything that changes the show sits behind a host PIN, and you choose which tabs guests can even see. The tablet's own panel unlocks itself, so you're never typing a PIN in front of a room.
Can I set the whole night up in advance?
Yes — build the running order as cues, save the show to a file, and load it back at the venue. The snapshot includes both your settings and the queue.
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