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See where each lyric line appears in your generated song, listen to phrases in context, and review the parts that feel too rushed, too stretched, or simply not right to you. Lyrics Alignment helps you find the phrase. You decide whether it needs to change.
Phrase timing is detected automatically, but musical phrasing is still a creative judgment.
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Good to know: Lyrics Alignment does not automatically decide whether a phrase is "correct." It helps you locate a line, listen to it, and choose what to do next. There is still no manual timing grid or word-by-word retiming in Lyrics to Song -- dragging a range only changes what a later fix would target, it never changes the existing audio by itself.
Select an eligible song you created with Lyrics to Song.
See where that line appears in the song and open its detected phrase range.
Play the line by itself or with a few seconds of surrounding audio.
Keep the phrase, rewrite the lyric, regenerate the phrasing, or move to MIDI when you need more precise control.
A lyric can be present and technically complete while still feeling awkward inside the music. Lyrics Alignment helps you focus on how the words land in time.
Find phrases that feel too fast or overloaded.
Notice lines that are being held longer than you expected.
Compare how verses, choruses, and bridges are paced.
Jump directly to a phrase instead of searching through the whole song.
Decide whether the problem is the lyric, phrasing, or melody before generating again.
Longer lines usually need more musical space or denser delivery.
More syllables inside the same amount of time can make a phrase feel faster.
A verse, chorus, and bridge may naturally use different pacing.
A fast, rhythmic style may handle dense lyrics very differently from a slow ballad.
The same lyric can be performed differently across generations.
Lyrics Alignment does not apply a universal "good" or "bad" timing score. The final judgment is yours.
Not in this workflow. Lyrics Alignment helps you review phrase timing and choose a region for regeneration. It does not provide word-by-word, syllable-by-syllable, or note-by-note manual vocal timing control. If exact melody notes and timing matter, use MIDI to Vocals.
Explore MIDI to VocalsLyric Lock
Focus: What was sung
Use it when: You want to check whether lyrics were skipped, repeated, changed, or mismatched.
Lyrics Alignment
Focus: When and how the words were sung
Use it when: The lyric is present, but the phrase feels rushed, stretched, or awkward.
Lyric Lock reviews lyric adherence. Lyrics Alignment helps you review timing and phrasing.
Lyrics Alignment
Locate the phrase, listen in context, and decide what feels wrong.
Fix a Line
Replace the lyric, regenerate the selected region, and compare the original and edited versions.
Lyrics Alignment helps you diagnose the phrase. Fix a Line helps you change it.
Lyrics Alignment
Reviewing phrasing inside an AI-generated song
Phrase-level review and local regeneration
MIDI to Vocals
Making the vocal follow a melody you already know
Explicit MIDI note timing
Use Lyrics Alignment when you want to improve an AI-generated performance. Use MIDI to Vocals when you already know exactly what the melody should do.
Instead of one long run-on line, break it where a singer would naturally take a breath.
Use [Verse], [Pre-Chorus], [Chorus], [Bridge], and [Outro] when the song structure matters.
If a phrase feels rushed, reducing the number of words can give the performance more room.
A line can feel different when heard next to the phrase before and after it.
You do not always need to rewrite the lyric. If the words are good but the phrasing is not, regenerate the same line.
If you need an exact melodic rhythm, generative regeneration may not be the right tool.
Lyrics Alignment is designed for songs, lyrics, recordings, and voices you own or are authorized to use.
Automatic timing can be imperfect, especially with dense instrumentation, backing vocals, reverb, unusual pronunciation, or complex vocal delivery. Always listen before making an edit.
Commercial use may be available for eligible outputs depending on your plan and the applicable Terms.
Lyrics Alignment shows where each lyric line appears in an eligible AI-generated song. It helps you listen to individual phrases, review how the words are timed, and decide whether a line feels natural, rushed, or stretched.
No. Reviewing a lyric line or adjusting its phrase range does not change the audio. You decide whether to keep the phrase, rewrite the lyric, or generate another local performance.
Not in an absolute musical sense. The tool can detect where a lyric phrase appears, but it does not know what your intended melody or rhythm was. You listen to the phrase and decide whether it feels right.
Yes, when reliable timing is available for the song. Each resolved lyric line receives a detected phrase range you can use for playback and review. Automatic timing is not always exact, so you can adjust the range when needed.
Yes. You can drag the phrase boundaries when the automatic selection begins too early or ends too late. Changing the range does not retime the existing vocal -- it only changes the section used for review or regeneration.
The phrase may contain more words or syllables than feel comfortable in the available musical space. You can shorten the lyric, regenerate the phrasing, or use MIDI to Vocals when you need more exact control.
A short lyric may be held across more musical space than you expected, or the generated performance may sustain syllables longer than you want. Try another local phrasing or adjust the lyric if the words themselves are part of the problem.
Yes. Use Regenerate Phrasing to keep the same lyric text while creating another local performance of the selected phrase. The regenerated section may still vary in melody, timing, or vocal character.
Not with this workflow. Lyrics Alignment works at the phrase/line level, not word-by-word or note-by-note. For precise control over individual notes and timing, use MIDI to Vocals.
Lyric Lock focuses on whether the generated vocal followed the lyrics you submitted. Lyrics Alignment focuses on where those lyrics appear and how the phrasing feels in time. Use Lyric Lock to review the words; use Lyrics Alignment to review the performance.
Lyrics Alignment helps you locate and diagnose a phrase. Fix a Line regenerates the selected region when you want to replace the lyric or create another local performance.
No. Automatic timing can be affected by backing vocals, reverb, dense instrumentation, unusual pronunciation, long sustained notes, or other audio characteristics. Always listen to the selected phrase and adjust the range manually when needed.
Do not regenerate the whole song just because one phrase feels wrong. Find the line, listen in context, and decide whether the lyric, phrasing, or melody needs to change.
Find the phrase first. Fix only what needs attention.
Need note-accurate timing control? Start from Text to MIDI and continue with MIDI to Vocals.
Don't have a song to review yet? Generate one first then come back here to review it.
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