We are building a real-time word suggestion app to help lyricists write better songs faster. We use advanced syntax analysis, machine learning and data visualization to suggest synonyms, antonyms, paraphrases, lexical fields, related adjectives or creative boosts to help you find the perfect words for every single lyric.
We are running a limited beta version so, please, PM me if you are interested.
EDIT: this is a web-based app, so it runs on any platform
Helping you write lyrics when you are blocked
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- KVRAF
- 6466 posts since 18 Jul, 2008 from New York
This sounds great. I have this lyric "Quantum Decoupling Transition in a One-Dimensional Feshbach-Resonant Superfluid" but I can't come up with the next line. Please run it through your app and post its suggestions. Thanks.
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 3 posts since 1 Jun, 2013
Our system gave us:Frantz wrote:This sounds great. I have this lyric "Quantum Decoupling Transition in a One-Dimensional Feshbach-Resonant Superfluid" but I can't come up with the next line. Please run it through your app and post its suggestions. Thanks.
"Hypersurface defects partitions functions and bubbles in the Interstellar Medium"
Let us know when the song is written
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- KVRist
- 288 posts since 29 May, 2012
The first idea would be the hook: "Yeah, yeah, baby, physics sucks, but not as good as you"Frantz wrote:This sounds great. I have this lyric "Quantum Decoupling Transition in a One-Dimensional Feshbach-Resonant Superfluid" but I can't come up with the next line. Please run it through your app and post its suggestions. Thanks.
or the standard approach: "Makes me feel you in all four dimensions as your Superfluid Resonates drowns me in your love"
Not really sure about the metre, so the scansion may be off a tick...
Hope this helps - the hook should make it a hit!
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- KVRAF
- 6466 posts since 18 Jul, 2008 from New York
Hey that's pretty good!nagualito wrote: "Hypersurface defects partitions functions and bubbles in the Interstellar Medium"
Let us know when the song is written
The lyric came from this Radiolab episode at 29:00 where the hosts challenged They Might Be Giants to set that line from a physics research paper to music. They did a decent job with it too.