SINGING STREAM SAVIOR · LIVE CONTROL DESK
Let the app remember the stream chores
Prepare and control BGM, karaoke tracks, Reserve, OBS set lists, and lyrics from one workspace. Keep your attention on singing and chat instead of rearranging windows between songs.
WORKFLOW DEMO · 01:44
See the complete path from Singing Stream Savior to OBS
The video moves through playback, set-list themes, synchronized lyrics, and the final OBS output. Video data loads only after you choose to play it.
Why was it made?
It began with the small mistakes that happen during singing streams
I often forgot to turn BGM off before singing, turn it back on afterward, or add the song I had just finished to the set list shown in OBS. None of these tasks is difficult, but they are easy to miss while singing, talking to chat, and finding the next track.
Singing Stream Savior was built to handle that rhythm. First choose and start your BGM. Starting karaoke then pauses that BGM automatically, and stopping or finishing the karaoke track resumes it. The set-list overlay also follows song status without retyping every title in OBS.
From setup to live output
Preview the result in Singing Stream Savior, then use it in OBS
The screenshots below use the English interface and real 2.0.3.1 controls with isolated sample data.
The automatic demo cycles through songs and a long Set List so you can see Now Singing, Reserve, and Next On in motion.
Confirm the current line, font, color, highlight, and timing while the karaoke track is playing.
The set list and lyrics are independent sources in OBS, so each can be resized, cropped, and positioned for your scene.
Core features
Designed around the real flow of a singing stream
Preparing songs, performing, and updating OBS are parts of one continuous workflow.
BGM and karaoke work together
First choose and start your BGM. Starting karaoke pauses or fades it automatically; stopping or finishing the karaoke track resumes the BGM that was playing.
Plan ahead without losing flexibility
Organize songs and Reserve, play a backing track immediately, or create an unaccompanied item for a cappella and self-accompanied performances.
Change themes, not text after every song
Choose Default, transparent, Card, CD, or illustrated themes, inspect every state in the automatic demo, then drag the overlay into OBS.
Read them yourself or show the audience
Search or import synchronized lyrics, open a movable Lyrics Window, or create an OBS lyric overlay. Japanese supports Hiragana and Romaji, and Korean can show romanization.
Local files and YouTube backing tracks in one player
Your backing track may be a vocal-removed, self-recorded, or downloaded local file—or a version you just found on YouTube. Singing Stream Savior supports both, so you do not have to switch between a media player and browser.
Full, Compact, and Mini modes
Prepare in Full Mode, then reduce the window for the stream. Mini Mode keeps karaoke, Reserve, History, and the Lyrics Window close at hand.
Ready to begin
Import one song and complete a test playback
The guide begins with extracting the app, launching it, and creating your first project.
Open the user guide