Dimau Music Studio

Song details

Title

Subtitle

Key

Time

Speed (beats per minute)

Credit line

Tune

Verse tune

Chorus tune (leave empty if there is no chorus)

Introduction (played before singing)

Sound

Sing the chorus after every verse

How to write a tune

Write notes as letters. C D E F G A B are the middle notes, c d e f g a b are one step higher, C, D, lower. A number after a note makes it longer: G2 is one beat, G4 two beats, G on its own is half a beat. z2 is a one-beat rest. Put | between bars. Put a chord in quotes before the note it starts on: "G"G2 G2 "D7"AB c2|. Join two notes into one longer note with -: G2-G2.

Words

Verses — one line per sung line, a blank line between verses

Split words into sung syllables with a dash: Kei-ma-mi. Each syllable gets one note. Use _ to hold a syllable over an extra note.

Chorus English meaning — optional, same layout, verses then chorus last

Music sheet

Lyrics sheet

Lyrics video

Making the file plays the whole song once in real time while it records. Keep this tab open until it finishes.

Have a real recording or a video of the choir? Make a lyrics reel from your own video or song