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Lyrics that know where they are in the song

Tap along once and every line, or every word, is stamped to the song. Your clips get captions that land on the beat, the lyric in the press kit follows the music, and the verse and chorus are marked while you are at it.

Play the song, tap on each line, and it is synced. Get Heard keeps the timing with the lyric: your clips get captions that land on the beat, karaoke-style if you tapped the words, the press kit's lyric follows the music, and the verse, the chorus and the hook are marked on a timeline you can drag.

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  • One pass, lines or words

    Tap once per line for a lyric that scrolls, or once per word for captions that light up as they are sung. A tap that landed late is nudged with two keys, and editing the lyric later keeps the stamps you already made.

  • The song's own map

    The studio listens to the track and marks the intro, the verses, the pre-chorus, the chorus and the hook. Drag a boundary if it is off. The clips cut on those sections, so a chorus is a chorus, not a guess at forty seconds.

  • Used everywhere the song goes

    The same sync drives the captions on the 9:16 clips and the lyric in the press kit, and the fan kit carries the lyric ready to quote. Sync once, and every surface has it.

Compared with the competition

Musixmatch gets your lyrics onto the streaming apps, and CapCut will guess at them for one video at a time. Neither knows where your chorus is, and neither syncs a lyric that your clips, your press kit and your fan kit all read.

MusixmatchCapCut auto-captionsGet Heard
Captions on a clipDelivers to Spotify, Apple and Instagram's lyric sticker. Your own clip is not on the list.Hears "hold me" as "old me", and you fix it per clip.From your sync, on the beat, in every clip cut from the song.
Where the chorus isNot something a lyric service knows.You scrub and guess.Detected and drawn on a timeline. The clips cut on it.
Doing it againOnce per song, for their partners.For every single clip.Once. The sync lives with the release and every surface reads it.

Works with 9:16 clips

Vertical videos cut from the song itself, captioned by the AI and sized for Reels, Shorts and TikTok. You pick the bit of the song.

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One hub, one subscription, and your week back

Three steps, once per release. After that it runs on its own.

  1. Set up the release

    Drop in the song and the cover. The pages, the clips and the kits are built from them.

  2. Connect your accounts

    Your socials, your mailbox and your domain, once. They stay connected for every release after this one.

  3. Start the campaign

    Pick the outlets and arm the runway. It renders, posts, pitches and mails on the days it should.

Common questions

Do I need the lyrics typed in first?

Yes, paste the lyric onto the release, one line per line. Then press play in the studio and tap along. Word syncing is optional and can be done line by line.

Does it send the sync to Spotify or Apple Music?

No. Those services take lyrics through their own partners. This sync is for what you make with the song: the clips, the pages and the fan kit.

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Try it on your next release

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