Lrc Format Lyric File

  1. Lrc Format
  2. Lrc File

Open LRC file extension. It is a lyric file. This file has time tags to synchronize with media files. There are a few media players and plugins that support LRC format - Media Commands, Lyrics Library, Lyrics Power, Lyrics Universe and Winamp Lyrics3 plugin. It is also StepMania lyric file. It is a Song data file for Dance With Intensity. LRC files support time intervals in centiseconds. They also support colors and lyrics that span multiple lines. See the following for an example three-line LRC file: [COLOUR]0x0000FF [0:21.14]Example song lyrics 1 [0:21.14]Example song lyrics 2 LRC files usually have the same filename as the song file they are associated with. Create a lyrics information file in the lrc format. For details on how to create lrc files, refer to the Help Guide (online manual) for your audio device. Save the lrc-format file in the same folder as the music content.

Enter the artists and song information.
  1. HOW-TO:Create LRC karaoke lyrics files. LRC lyrics format is text-based, and therefore renders with much better quality on high-definition equipment comparing to CD-G, which is restricted to a window 300x216 pixels. Being text-based, it also allows easy modification of content, including text and timings - something nearly impossible with CD-G.
  2. LRC TIME [03:05.42] may not match your music. Click Edit Time above and in the LRC Maker & Generator page simply apply an offset (+0.8 sec, -2.4 sec, etc.).
At the top of your LRC file, you should include the song name, artists, and album. You will need to use special codes to enter these so that the player can recognize them.Lrc format lyrics file download

Lrc Format

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Lrc File

  • Add the song title. Put it between square brackets and add ti: before it. A song called 'This is a Song' would be formatted as [ti:This is a Song]. The song title should be the first line of your LRC file.
  • Add the name of the artist. This is formatted the same way as the Song Title, except with the code ar: before it. An artist named 'Artist' would be formatted as [ar:Artist]
  • Add the name of the album. Like the Artists and Song Title entry, this should be placed in brackets. The album code is al: before the album name. An album called “Album” would be formatted as [al:Album]
  • Add any additional information. You can add your name to the LRC file by using the code [by:Your Name], and you can add the song’s composer by using the tag [au:Author] . Not all players can read this extra information.