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First of all, thank you for creating Beautiful Lyrics! It's amazing to have access to high-quality lyrics features for free, especially with the advanced synchronization options like word-for-word timing and side vocals.
I've been exploring the technical side of how Beautiful Lyrics works, particularly trying to understand the source of the different types of lyrics. While investigating, I noticed something interesting:
For Spotify's native API, I only see line-by-line synchronized lyrics being retrieved
When checking Musixmatch, some songs have "Richsync" (word-for-word) lyrics, but I've found several cases where:
Disclaimer: I'm not a developer of Beautiful Lyrics, nor can I prove that anything I say is true.
Based on my observations, the word-by-word lyrics are sourced from Apple Music.
If you look at Apple Music's lyric design, you can clearly see the similarities.
Personally, I think the developer has done a better job than Apple when it comes to overall presentation and design.
First of all, thank you for creating Beautiful Lyrics! It's amazing to have access to high-quality lyrics features for free, especially with the advanced synchronization options like word-for-word timing and side vocals.
I've been exploring the technical side of how Beautiful Lyrics works, particularly trying to understand the source of the different types of lyrics. While investigating, I noticed something interesting:
This made me curious about the source(s) Beautiful Lyrics is using, especially for:
Would you be willing to share some information about which lyrics providers or APIs are being used for these features?
Thanks for your time!
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