Today I want to show you how to make your own lrc lyrics file. LRC file is a lyrics file that have timing and lyrics on each lines. If you open the file using any text editor such as notepad, you can see as below:

LRC Maker
There will be timing and lyrics on each line

What you really need is this software. As you can see, there are a lot of conversion options provided, this is a very easy-to-use tool to do subtitles file conversion process. I actually want to convert .srt file to .lrc and then found this tool very useful to generate .lrc file.
Okay then, let straight to our tutorial. Run the software, although it is trial version, but you don’t have to register to do this. Click on “LRC Maker”.

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Click on LRC Maker

After that, you need to prepare a plain lyrics .txt like below:

LRC Maker
Plain lyrics on text file

Press “From TXT File” on the software (1), after choosing the txt file, the text will appear in the box (2), press “Next” (3).

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Click on From TXT File

Press “Open Audio” and the open the audio file.

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Click on Open Audio

After the song have loaded, press start, at this time, the song will be played, when you hear the first line of the song is playing immediately press “Next Line” button, when the second line of the song is playing immediately press “Next Line” button again and so on. Repeat this step until all lines finish.

LRC Maker
After new line of the lyrics is playing immediately click on Next Line button

After you have done the final line, a pop-up will appear, saying “lines ended, press next”, something like that. Then, press Next.

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Press on Next button

Just press “Finish”, if you do not want to add the optional details.

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Optionally, you can add the song details

Just like subtitle file for a movie, same goes to lrc, you need to ensure that the song file and lrc file are in same folder and same file name. E.g. if the song file is “abc.mp3”, the lrc file must be “abc.lrc”.

How to play lrc file?

You can use Minilyrics to view lrc on your PC, or for Symbian phones, you can use software like LCG Jukebox and TTpod to view lrc and even latest phones come with default music player that can play LRC files.

By Toji Ali

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