LETROU started with a problem singers know well: you have a recording of a song but cannot find the lyrics to practice. Here you can upload audio or paste a link, get a first transcript, and correct the text while listening to the recording.
From recording to rehearsal
Say you have permission to use a rehearsal recording. Upload it, check that the tool identified the right song, and compare the words with what you hear. When the text is ready, choose Save my version, add the song to your repertoire, and open Stage Mode to sing with larger text and automatic scrolling.
Editing example
An illustrative fictional verse. Compare the text before and after review.
Before review
The wind blows at the window the night is coming
After review
The wind blows at the window. The night is coming.
What you can do with the lyrics
- Review them alongside the recording. Loud instruments, choirs, and overlapping voices can affect the result. The transcription and review guide shows how to check difficult passages.
- Set up your rehearsal. Use your repertoire to put songs in order, keep your edits, and share your list with the people you rehearse with.
- Work on a difficult passage. Use the three-pass practice method to separate lyrics, rhythm, and singing. The singer’s tools let you listen to reference notes, practice a harmony part, or use a metronome.
Personal edits, suggestions, and catalog entries
A personal edit stays on your device and can be included in a share link you create. A correction suggestion goes to editorial review before it can replace the public lyrics. Some new transcripts can be published automatically when the tool identifies the song and artist and the text passes its technical checks. Song pages indicate whether an editorial review is on record.
Who maintains LETROU
Francisco Alves Silva runs the project. Use the contact form to report an error, point out a passage that needs review, or suggest an improvement. The rights to lyrics and recordings belong to their respective holders. Submit only material you have permission to use. See our copyright policy or use the review and removal form to identify a work.