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LRC Synced Lyrics
An LRC synced-lyric file with ID tags (title, artist, album) and four line-level [mm:ss.xx] timestamps — for testing karaoke and music-player lyric sync and LRC parsers.
Preview — first 10 lineslrc
[ti:Sample Song]
[ar:Novus Examples]
[al:Test Fixtures]
[by:Novus Examples]
[length:00:12]
[00:00.00]This is a sample LRC file
[00:03.00]with synchronized lyric lines
[00:06.50]for testing karaoke and music players
[00:10.00]every timestamp is in mm:ss.xx
Specifications
- Format
- LRC (synced lyrics)
- Lines
- 4
- Timing
- [mm:ss.xx]
- Id Tags
- ti, ar, al, by, length
What is a .lrc file?
LRC (.lrc) is a plain-text lyric format that pairs each line of a song with a [mm:ss.xx] timestamp so players can highlight lyrics in sync with the music. Optional ID tags at the top ([ti], [ar], [al]) carry the title, artist, and album.
How to use this file
Use an example .lrc file to test synced-lyric parsers, karaoke and music-player display, and conversion between LRC and other timed-text formats.
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