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How to Organize a Karaoke Tournament

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Set Up the Basics

Make a set scoring plan using a clear 100-point list:

  • 40 points: How well you sing and hit notes

  • 25 points: Keeping the beat and timing

  • 20 points: How you act on stage

  • 15 points: How you get the crowd into it

Tournament Build and Run

Pick from two tried game types:

  • One-time knockout: Win to move on

  • Group first rounds: 4-6 singers per group

Gear and Set Up

Use top-level gear that includes:

Choosing Songs

Make a list of songs that has:

  • 3-4 minute limits per show

  • Songs from many types

  • Easy to hard levels

  • Clear music tracks

Run the Show

Start a full run plan:

  • Digital list of singers

  • Times for shows

  • Scores given fast

  • Clear move-up needs

  • What judges must do

Do the Contest

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Put 3-5 good judges who use:

  • Set score sheets

  • Rules for judging

  • Fast thoughts back

  • Open scoring steps

Make sure change between singers is fast and keep the show pace with set times and smart stage leads.

Tournament Guide and Scoring

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Set Scoring Method

Scoring in games follows a full 100-point scale split over four key show parts:

  • Voice Skill (40 points): How well you sing, hit notes, sound of your voice

  • Beat/Rhythm (25 points): Staying with the music, keeping pace

  • Show Skill (20 points): How bold you are, how you move, fun of the show

  • Crowd Fun (15 points): How you get the crowd going, your energy

Game Rules

Game limits set clear lines for all to play fair:

  • Song Time: No more than 4 minutes per song

  • Choose Time: Must pick songs 24 hours before

  • Show Needs: Clear rules on extras, music, singing with a buddy

Smart Judging

Judge views make sure of even scoring through:

  • Group Set-Up: 3-5 judges who know their stuff 추가 자료 확인하기

  • Scoring Rules: Drop high/low scores with 5 judges

  • Set Scores: Detailed plans for what gets points

  • Point Plans: Exact needs for score levels

  • Loss Points: Less points for going over time or song changes

Score Details

Clear point plans for parts of the show:

  • 35-40 points: Top voice control, perfect notes

  • 25-34 points: Good skills, small misses

  • 15-24 points: Okay shows

  • 1-14 points: Needs much better work