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Put the set together
Bring in your song list, confirm the right lyrics, and keep the show in order.
For singers and their bands
Know your words.Own the stage.
Get the set ready, learn the lyrics, and give every player the part they need. Walk into rehearsal knowing where to start.
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One song, four momentsInteractive example
One song. From rehearsal to the room.
Meet Carry the Night.
An original demo song for fictional band The Late Set. Explore the same material at each step. Nothing here changes your account.
Start with the show: one set order and an arrangement everyone can prepare from.
Next Show · preparation
Friday at The Lantern
The Late Set · opening set · 4 songs
01
Open Road
02
Carry the Night
G · 112 BPM · chorus harmony cue
03
Stay a Little Longer
04
Last Light
Carry the Night is song 2 throughout this example. Confirm the arrangement, then publish the parts for this show.
A clear path to showtime
From the first song to the last cue.
Keep preparation, lyric practice, and the performance view connected. Spend less time hunting for material and more time making music.
02
Work on the hard parts
Practice a section, hide some words, and reveal a hint when you need one.
03
Carry your own view
Choose full lyrics or fewer cues for the rehearsal and the stage.
Start with the songs you already have. Paste a list or playlist screenshot, then review song matches and lyrics before using them.
See the import flowPractice into performance
Keep the words close. Then let them go.
Work through the lyrics with as much help as you need. Onstage, choose the display that lets you stay in the song.
Carry the Night · the same chorus, three levels of support
Full lyrics
Carry the night on a melody
Sing it back till it sets us free
When the last light fades from view
First 4 words
Carry the night on…
Sing it back till…
When the last light…
Section cues
Chorus
Harmony enters on ‘Carry’; full band on beat one.
Choose what helps today. Using fewer words is a display choice, not a measured readiness score.
You can also practice with a personal recording you have permission to use: slow a section down, repeat it, and build toward full speed. Your audio stays personal.
Fewer displayed words are a practice choice. You decide whether recall felt clean, uncertain, or needed help.
For the whole group
One set. A useful view for every player.
A singer, guitarist, and drummer can prepare from the same song while keeping the details that matter to their own part. Invite your band, duo, or group to get ready together.
In this example, switch parts for Carry the Night to see how the same chorus changes by role.
Bring your group in freeBand · personal parts
Carry the Night
The Late Set · G · 112 BPM · 4/4
Chorus · 8 bars
Carry the night on a melody
Sing it back till it sets us free
When the last light fades from view
I'll carry the night with you
Same published arrangement · different information
Switch roles to see the idea. Each member keeps their own display settings. Reviewing a part and reporting readiness are separate actions.
Good to know
Before your first rehearsal.
Start with one familiar song. Find your amount of lyric support, then bring the rest of the set along.
Beta and pricing detailsHow does lyric practice work?
Choose a song or section, reduce the lyric cues, and report how recall felt. Requested hints and your self-assessment are recorded separately. Lyricorize helps you decide what to revisit; it does not automatically grade your singing or memory.
Do I have to use it live on stage?
You can use Practice Mode for rehearsal on its own. Perform Mode offers a personal display when you want lyric support during a show. Prepare and test it on your own device before relying on it live.
Does it work on mobile?
Lyricorize adapts to phones and tablets. Device compatibility is being tested during the pilot. A show must be downloaded and marked Available offline before relying on it without internet; streaming audio and live following require internet.
Can I just use it for rehearsal?
Absolutely. The practice engine is the core of the product. Use it to test yourself on lyrics, build recall with progressive blanking, and focus on the sections you struggle with. You don't need to use Perform Mode at all.
How does it help my band prepare?
A leader organizes the show and publishes parts. Each musician opens their assigned material, keeps personal display settings and private notes, and acknowledges what they reviewed. One band membership covers the invited members when the paid pilot opens.
Your next song starts here
More time in the music.
Add a song. Work through one section. Show up for the next rehearsal a little more prepared.
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