Edit Lyrics

Edit line by line

Click on the text line below notes to type in lyrics line by line.

• Press [Enter] or click outside of the text box to apply these lyrics.
• By applying these lyrics, they will be split into syllables and those syllables will be filled into non-sustain notes one by one.
• If the number of syllables is larger than non-sustain notes, the extra syllables will take place on existing sustain notes until all sustain notes are used, then the rest syllables will be discarded.
• You can input “-” for a sustain note.

Edit on a note

Double click on a note, then you can type in lyrics. The content will be split into syllables and be filled into notes starting from the note you type in.

• Press [Enter] or click outside of the text box to apply these lyrics.
• By applying these lyrics, all content you type in will replace the original lyrics on notes, including “-”.
• Press [Tab] to switch to the next note.

This method is for correcting the lyrics of individual notes. We recommend using the line-by-line method to edit the entire lyrics.

Edit with lyrics panel

To edit lyrics with full vision, you can use the lyrics panel.

Select multiple notes, and select “Edit lyrics” from the right-click menu to open the lyrics panel. (shortcut key [Ctrl / Cmd] + [E])

• In the lyrics panel, it shows all lyrics from selected notes.
• Skip Tenuto - By checking this box, it will skip all sustain notes when filling syllables into notes.
• Fill the Rest Lyrics - By checking this box, if there are remaining syllables after filling the selected notes with lyrics, those syllables will continue to be assigned to the subsequent notes. Otherwise, they will be discarded.

Languages

Each note has its own language attribute. When a lyric of another language being filled into a note, the language of this note will switch to the new one.

To learn more details about languages, please refer to Singing languages.

Edit Consonants And Phonemes

All syllables are made of phonemes. Each of them contains 1 vowel and 0 or more consonants. This means, a note has 1 vowel and 0 or more consonants.

Pre/post consonants

Consonants are darker box at both side of a note.

• A pre consonant is positioned before the note, just outside the left boundary of the note.
• A post consonant is positioned at the end of the note, but within the right boundary of the note.

The duration of consonant pronunciation is often an important factor influencing accents.

• AI will generate the duration for each consonant based on the accent of AI voice being used on track.
• To adjust the duration of a consonant, just simply drag on its left boundary.

The durations of consonants will be fixed once they have been generated by AI, unless you change them manually or change the lyrics. For example, you have a MIDI clip with lyrics on notes, and you let AI generate the vocal by starting the playback. At this moment, the durations of consonants are fixed and you can see the darker boxes around notes. These durations come from the accent of the current AI voice on the track, if you want to change the AI voice, you can clear all the durations of consonants by selecting all notes and click “Clear all consonants” from the right-click menu.

Voiceless consonants

Consonants like “s, t, k, p, b, etc.” are voiceless consonants. They produce sound through the airflow in mouth rather than through the vocal cords, so usually they don’t have pitch.

Edit phonemes

All phonemes of are showed upon each note. You can double click on it to edit.

Learn more about phonemes: Phonemes Dictionary.