No, I've done 4 songs now, each one takes about as long as the song is. I've used mps, are you using youtube?
I've also attached a sequence (Thunderstruck. Sequence from the shared google drive), it has 2 lyric timing tracks, the raw and my corrected one. This is just so people who might be interested, can see a "before and after". My corrected one may not be 100% perfect to some people but good enough for this test.
- results_lyrix_thunderstruck which is the raw timing from https://autolyrixalign.hltnus.org/
- thunderstruck my modified/corrected timing track
- chorus additional track for the chorus lines, this was fairly easy to add as most of the words were in the original raw track
As you can see lyrix is not perfect, but it only took me about 2 hours to do the corrected one, usually would take me at least 10 hours, The la la las weren't in the lyrics txt I uploaded so had to add them and that took a while.
As I think I've mentioned earlier, for songs like Thunderstruck where there's basically only 1 singer with occasional chorus, lyrix works reasonably well. I think it would struggle with a song with lots of singers layering over each other.
