How Big is it?

[CerealKiller]

Weekdays it can get up to 50 or so
Weekends it will get above 50 or so
We Do Karaoke 7 days a week
Tuesday is our slowest day

[mindonstrike]

Slow can be 0.
Busy can be 30.

Depends on a number of variables.

[CerealKiller]

Ok I guess this question is not very specific.
But On the weekends here singers are lucky if they sing twice, thats how busy it gets here and why we do it 7 days a week.
once we start getting busy it just blows up.
so I'm Not talking aqbout the first 4 people that show up early, I'm talking about the max number at its peak you have in a night?
If We have under 20 it's a really slow night REALLY!!! Slow!!!

[bryant]

So what are you telling us?

[horseshoe]

Originally Posted by bryant

So what are you telling us?

I don't understand either. I consider having 10 people singing constantly with a few new ones coming in or out, being just as busy for me as having to put songs in for someone new and never having a round complete itself.

If you are asking how much business the bar does, then that's a totally different question. All of us have those types of places available, but few of us do karaoke in them. Personally, they would have to pay me a hell of a lot more money to work there. I like my crowds and have good personal relationships with almost all of our singers, even if there are only 15 or 20 each night.

When we play parties, it almost always involves some of these singers.

[bryant]

Originally Posted by horseshoe

I don't understand either. I consider having 10 people singing constantly with a few new ones coming in or out, being just as busy for me as having to put songs in for someone new and never having a round complete itself.

If you are asking how much business the bar does, then that's a totally different question. All of us have those types of places available, but few of us do karaoke in them. Personally, they would have to pay me a hell of a lot more money to work there. I like my crowds and have good personal relationships with almost all of our singers, even if there are only 15 or 20 each night.

When we play parties, it almost always involves some of these singers.

Ditto

[bryant]

[quote=CerealKiller;65537]I'm talking about the max number at its peak you have in a night?
quote]

We always have at least 50 total singers, sometimes 75.
But we are entertaining enough for another whole group of ppl just to come and listen and dance and just to be there that also spend money (and never sing a song) at the place and always hire us for their weddings, house parties, etc., etc.

[Lonman]

I was gathering he was asking how many singers would you have from a starting singer to an ending singer before going back to the starting singer (a 'round' or rotation), not how many singers can you get in a night. An average 'round' for me would be 15-20 on weeknights from a begining point to an ending point before starting back to the first singer. On weekends it's about 30-40.
If you are going by how many individual singers do you an average a night, that would be sometimes hard to count it may be the same 15-20 singers all night or with singers coming in & leaving, that number could go higher for actual individual singers, it would be hard to track.
You can only get so many singers total per any night which for a 4 hour period would be about 50-70 singers 'total' depending on the song lengths - so if that is the question, then everyone will pretty much have the same answer based on a 4 hour night.

[CerealKiller]

yes!! How big is the rotation at its max?

I Would love to just have about 20 singers!

I often feel a little bad that people don't get to sing much where I work And I was just wondering if others out there had large rotation.

I Know these numbers vary alot night to night, week to week.

But just let me know What kind of numbers were talking about.

Whats a good average? Whats a Real Busy Night? Whats a slow night?

Not how many total songs in a night.




My average weekday is 30 or so
but can be above 50 sometimes

Weekends always above 50

a real busy night will be above 60



A Slow night is under 20

[muzicman144]

I don't do karaoke but 60 singers at 4 minutes apiece equals 4 hours. How long a show do you do. A singer sings one song only on the busy nights.

Muzicman144

[bryant]

Originally Posted by Lonman

I was gathering he was asking how many singers would you have from a starting singer to an ending singer before going back to the starting singer (a 'round' or rotation), not how many singers can you get in a night. An average 'round' for me would be 15-20 on weeknights from a begining point to an ending point before starting back to the first singer. On weekends it's about 30-40.
If you are going by how many individual singers do you an average a night, that would be sometimes hard to count it may be the same 15-20 singers all night or with singers coming in & leaving, that number could go higher for actual individual singers, it would be hard to track.
You can only get so many singers total per any night which for a 4 hour period would be about 50-70 singers 'total' depending on the song lengths - so if that is the question, then everyone will pretty much have the same answer based on a 4 hour night.

Ya thats true too , but a slow night could be any number aswell, and sometimes the KJ sings up to 5 r ten times as well. Sometimes singers don't start till 10:30. Hpwever, it does seem like a 50 person rotation is kinda strange, some ppl may never get to sing, while some will hang around 4 hours to sing once, sheesh.

[bryant]

Like tonight's rotation averaged between 7 and 12, first singer at 9:45, played till one. Always play dance tunes by request, (probably totalled 45 min of music) ; bar made over a 1000 dollars on a wed. night, remember, in Central maine, where the most expensive drink is 2.25 and other bars in town can't afford to stay open on a Wed., last year this place was averaging less than 200 dollars a Wed. night. This would be considered a very busy night as there were 50 other ppl in a small place watching the singers.

A lot of variables to apply to this question, but it does evoke a lot of interesting discussion.