history: Karaoke is awesome!  Have you ever tried it?
knowledge: From 1961–1966, the American TV network NBC carried a karaoke-like series, ''Sing Along with Mitch'', featuring host Mitch Miller and a chorus, which superimposed the lyrics to their songs near the bottom of the TV screen for home audience participation.
response: I haven't but there was a 1961 to 1966 called "Sing Along with Mitch" that had the host and the chorus and superimposed lyrics.
history: Karaoke is awesome!  Have you ever tried it?
I haven't but there was a 1961 to 1966 called "Sing Along with Mitch" that had the host and the chorus and superimposed lyrics.
Ah, I may have to check it out although 60s song may be a bit dated now. How did sing-alongs change anyway?
knowledge: Sing-alongs (present since the beginning of singing) fundamentally changed with the introduction of new technology.
response: I'm not too sure though new technologies changed how sing-alongs were fundamentally.
history: Karaoke is awesome!  Have you ever tried it?
I haven't but there was a 1961 to 1966 called "Sing Along with Mitch" that had the host and the chorus and superimposed lyrics.
Ah, I may have to check it out although 60s song may be a bit dated now. How did sing-alongs change anyway?
I'm not too sure though new technologies changed how sing-alongs were fundamentally.
Do you happen to know anything about karaoke instead?
knowledge: The term ''karaoke'' is also used by recording engineers to refer to  an instrumental version of a recording (i.e., to a version of a recording with no vocal track).
response: Not sure. But Karaoke has another usage, which is to refer to the instrumental version of a recording (i..e., no vocal track)
history: Karaoke is awesome!  Have you ever tried it?
I haven't but there was a 1961 to 1966 called "Sing Along with Mitch" that had the host and the chorus and superimposed lyrics.
Ah, I may have to check it out although 60s song may be a bit dated now. How did sing-alongs change anyway?
I'm not too sure though new technologies changed how sing-alongs were fundamentally.
Do you happen to know anything about karaoke instead?
Not sure. But Karaoke has another usage, which is to refer to the instrumental version of a recording (i..e., no vocal track)
I've heard that there are Karaoke games available for some game consoles - do you know which ones?
knowledge: (This is not to be confused with ''lip synching,'' in which a performer mimes to a previously produced studio recording with the lead vocal intact.)
response: That is something I'm not aware of, though I can say that karaoke is not like lip synching. Lip synching is when some performer mimes to a studio produced recording.