FullVolume
A downloadable Karaoke Game for Windows
No account. No launcher. No storefront. No song packs. No subscription. One installer, everything in it, nothing phoning home.
It actually hears you
Land the note and it knows. Nail it dead centre and it really knows. Sing the whole thing an octave down if that is where your voice lives, and it still counts.
Phrases are scored the way a vocal chart is actually written rather than note by note, so a line you carry the shape of still lands. Drift off the pitch and the track goes quiet under you, which is all the feedback anyone needs.
Your library, not a store
If you have a Clone Hero song folder, you already have a set list. Nothing to convert, nothing to import, nothing to buy.
- Clone Hero song folders, exactly as they sit on your drive
- .sng archives, read straight out of the file
- Rock Band _rb3con packages, with no unpacking first
- Album art, so the list looks like your record shelf
Point it at your folders and it takes it from there, on as many drives as you like. It reads through them once, tells you how it is getting on, then remembers, so you never wait on it again. Songs with no vocal part are left out on purpose: you never pick a track and find there is nothing to sing.
Line up a set list
Queue songs while somebody else is still singing, so the night runs itself instead of stopping dead between every track while four people argue over a laptop.
Sing together, with voices
Name a room, send it to your mates, and sing together from wherever you are. Voice chat is part of the game, not something bolted on beside it.
- Public rooms are listed in the game and joinable in one click, or put a code on one and keep it to yourselves
- Say how many singers it takes and it holds the door at that
- Anyone can queue a song, and it says up front who has not got it
- Open mics in the lobby, push to talk once a song starts, so nobody's singing comes back at you over the music
- Everyone stays in time wherever they are, with everybody's score on screen at once
Make it your room
Every last bit of it is hand drawn. If you do not fancy the room, drop in a picture or a video of your own and that is your stage instead. Menus and gameplay each get their own pick, so you can have one for the lobby and another for the stage.
Tuned to your gear
Every PC has a different audio delay, so one button press measures yours and sorts it out. If you would rather do it by hand, tap along for a few bars and let it work you out. Either way it is a one-time job and then everything lines up.
The details
| Version | 0.9.0 beta |
| Size | 250 MB |
| Runs on | Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit |
| Install | Per user. No admin rights, no UAC prompt |
| Account | Local. Nothing to sign up for |
| Songs included | None. You bring those |
System requirements
| Minimum | Recommended | |
| OS | Windows 10, 64-bit | Windows 11, 64-bit |
| Processor | Any dual core from the last ten years | Any quad core |
| Memory | 4 GB RAM | 8 GB RAM |
| Graphics | Anything that does DirectX 11 | DirectX 12 or Vulkan |
| Storage | 200 MB available space | 200 MB, plus room for your songs |
| Sound | A microphone. Any microphone. | A headset or USB microphone |
You bring the songs. A Clone Hero or Rock Band library is all it asks for. There is a full walkthrough from download to singing, and everything else about the game, at fullvolumethegame.xyz.
Something broken?
It is a beta and it behaves like one sometimes. Say what you were doing, what happened, and which version you are on, and I will have a far better idea what went wrong. That is rather the point of putting it out this early.
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