Song Parser: Extract Lyrics & Structure Automatically
What it does
- Automatically extracts lyrics from audio files and aligns them with timestamps.
- Detects song structure (intro, verse, chorus, bridge, outro) and marks section boundaries.
- Identifies tempo changes, beat positions, and basic chord hints.
- Outputs structured formats (JSON, SRT, LRC) for use in players, editors, or websites.
Key features
- Time‑aligned lyrics: Word- or line-level timestamps for karaoke, subtitles, or lyric displays.
- Section segmentation: Labeled sections (verse, chorus, bridge, etc.) with start/end times.
- Audio analysis: Beat and tempo detection; transient and downbeat markers.
- Metadata extraction: Title, artist (if available), and track length.
- Export formats: JSON for integrations, SRT/LRC for subtitle/lyric sync, and CSV for quick inspection.
- Batch processing: Handle multiple files and return consolidated results.
Typical outputs (example JSON snippet)
json
{ “title”: “Untitled”, “duration”: 215.3, “tempo”: 120, “sections”: [ {“type”:“intro”,“start”:0.0,“end”:12.4}, {“type”:“verse”,“start”:12.4,“end”:42.0}, {“type”:“chorus”,“start”:42.0,“end”:62.5} ], “lyrics”: [ {“start”:12.50,“end”:15.20,“text”:“First line of verse”}, {“start”:15.21,“end”:18.00,“text”:“Second line of verse”} ] }
Use cases
- Karaoke and synced lyrics displays.
- DAW/plugins for quick song mapping.
- Music apps that show live lyric highlights.
- Archiving and search: make lyrics and sections queryable.
- Assistive tools for musicians (practice with section repeat).
Limitations
- Accuracy depends on audio quality and vocal clarity.
- Automatic chord detection is approximate; use as a guide.
- May mislabel non‑standard song forms or spoken-word sections.
Integration tips
- Use JSON output for programmatic workflows; serve SRT/LRC to players.
- Combine with human review for production-grade lyrics and chord charts.
- Batch process during off‑peak hours if using CPU/GPU heavy models.
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