How lyric video sync works
In a lyric video the words have to appear when they are sung. Here is how Lyriclip does that automatically, and what you do if one word is off.
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What sync means
Each word enters the screen at the moment it is sung and leaves with its line. Long notes stay on screen while they are sung.
How the moment is found
Audio models listen to your song and find the moment each word is sung. Your lyrics are used as you write them; they are not guessed from the audio.
What you provide
- The finished song as an audio file.
- The lyrics as text, one line per sung line, in the language of the song.
- The rights to the song.
Check it before you pay
The free preview is a real 12 to 15 second excerpt of your own song, so you can judge the timing yourself before you order.
If a word is off
After you order, you get 2 free word fixes, each with a re-render.
Questions
Do I need timestamps or an LRC file?
No. You paste plain lyrics. The timing is found automatically.
Does it guess my lyrics from the audio?
No. Your words are used as written.
Can I fix one word?
Yes. You get 2 free word fixes after you order, each with a re-render.
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