kJams Pro Crack & Serial Number
Software works just like iTunes, but for Karaoke
| Version | 1.0a01r17 |
| Updated | Jan 28th 2013 |
| Developer |
David M. Cotter
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| User Rating |
958
3.1
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| Original File Size | 11.4 MB |
| Downloads | 7680 |
| Systems | Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 |
| Category | Multimedia |
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kJams Pro was developed to be a karaoke software jukebox. It's just like iTunes, except there's also karaoke lyrics on the screen (or on the TV) that follow along with the song, showing you what to sing next. Kindof like "follow the bouncing ball".
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