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LayriseQUICK MANUAL

START, PLAY, AND PRACTICE

Layrise Quick Start

Learn how to import and play songs, run AI analysis, and use lyrics, scores, and chords—all on one page.

01

Import songs

Open the import menu from the Library and add music from your device library or an audio file.

Choose an import method

Open the Library import menu and choose the option that matches where your music is stored.

Library screen showing songs and import controls

Choose a song from the Library

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    ClickImport songs

    Use Import to add audio, music-library songs, or Layrise projects.

Import menu for audio, music-library songs, and Layrise projects

Choose an import method

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    ClickChoose Music Library

    From the add menu, choose Select from Music Library.

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    ClickAdd an audio file

    Choose Audio File from the import menu to open your device file picker.

Add from your music library

Select a song, or narrow the list by title or artist.

Music Library screen for searching and selecting songs on the device

Select songs to add

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    SelectSelect songs

    Select the songs you want to add from your music library.

Song list filtered with search criteria

Search and filter songs

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    EnterEnter search filters

    Enter a song title or artist and, if needed, choose a genre.

Add an audio file

Choose a file, then review the import result.

Import queue showing status and progress for multiple files

Check audio import progress

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    CheckCheck import status

    Check each file’s processing stage, progress, and success or failure result.

Import queue showing success and failure for each audio file

Review audio import results

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    CheckReview import results

    Check whether each audio file completed and why any import failed.

02

Playback controls and feature shortcuts

Start with an overview of the player controls. The following screens focus on controls that open separate settings.

Player controls

See the playback controls and shortcuts to lyrics, scores, chords, and AI analysis in one view.

Player screen showing playback controls and mixer

Player controls and feature shortcuts

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    ClickPlay, pause, skip forward, and rewind

    Use the center playback and skip buttons to move through the song. You can also select a point on the waveform or seek bar.

  2. 2

    SelectChoose a loop mode

    Loop the full song, an A–B range, or a section of the song structure.

  3. 3

    SelectChange tempo

    Adjust playback speed from 50% to 200% without changing pitch.

  4. 4

    SelectChange key

    Transpose up to 12 semitones in either direction without changing tempo.

  5. 5

    SelectMetronome and count-in

    Set the click sound, volume, and accent, and enable a count-in when needed.

  6. 6

    SelectAdjust volume, mute, and solo

    Adjust each track’s volume, mute, and solo, plus master volume. You can also switch stem sets here.

  7. 7

    SelectReview the play queue

    See what plays next, select songs, and reorder the queue.

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    ClickOpen AI Analysis

    Open the screen for stem separation, song analysis, and chord detection.

  9. 9

    ClickOpen lyrics

    View saved lyrics and follow synchronized lyrics with playback.

  10. 10

    ClickOpen score

    View an imported score and follow it with playback.

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    ClickOpen chords

    Select the current chord to view the progression and instrument fingerings.

Loop settings

Choose a loop mode and set an A–B range.

Choose the full song, a section, or an A–B range to practice.

Choose a loop mode

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    SelectChoose a loop mode

    Use the loop control to choose the practice range and repeat behavior.

Set start point A and end point B to repeat only the range you need.

Set an A–B loop range

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    SelectSet A and B

    Set start point A and end point B on the waveform to define your practice range.

Tempo and key settings

Choose a value and apply it on these settings screens.

Adjust playback speed without changing pitch, or return to the original speed.

Change playback tempo

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    SelectChoose and apply a tempo

    Choose a playback speed and select Apply.

Move the key in semitone steps or reset it to the original key.

Change playback key

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    SelectChoose and apply a key

    Choose the number of semitones and select Apply.

Metronome and count-in settings

Set the click sound and the number of count-in beats.

Set the click sound, volume, and accent to match the song meter.

Set the metronome

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    SelectSet click sound and volume

    Turn the metronome on or off and set its sound, volume, and accent.

Choose how many clicks play before playback starts.

Set the count-in

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    SelectChoose the count

    Enable the count-in and choose the number of clicks before playback.

Play queue and stem sets

Manage upcoming songs and choose the stem set used for playback.

Review upcoming songs, then select, reorder, or remove them.

Manage the play queue

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    SelectManage the play queue

    Review upcoming songs, select and reorder them, or remove them from the queue.

Choose a stem set created by AI separation or added from another app.

Switch stem sets

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    SelectChoose a stem set

    Choose a stem set created with AI separation or imported from another app.

Open from the Library

You can also open lyrics, scores, and chords from a song menu in the Library. Add lyrics from Edit metadata.

Song menu with play, queue, setlist, metadata, duplicate, and delete actions

Open from a song menu in the Library

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    ClickOpen lyrics

    Open saved lyrics from the song menu.

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    ClickOpen score

    Open the score from the song menu. If no score is saved, you will be prompted to add one.

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    ClickOpen chords

    Open the chord progression and fingering view from the song menu.

  4. 4

    ClickEdit lyrics and song information

    Use Edit metadata to update song information, artwork, plain lyrics, and synchronized lyrics.

03

AI stem separation, song analysis, and chord detection

Open AI Analysis from the player, choose a feature and model, then review the result.

Choose an analysis type and stem model

Choose the analysis tab you need. For stem separation, select a model by stem count, quality, and speed.

Choose stem separation, song analysis, or chord detection for your goal.

Choose an analysis type and stem model

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    SelectChoose an analysis type and separation model

    Use the tabs at the top to switch between stem separation, song analysis, and chord detection. For stem separation, compare stem count, quality, and speed before choosing a model.

Separate a song into stems

Start separation with the selected model, then check its progress and generated stems.

Check processing progress and remaining time for each chunk.

Check stem separation progress

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    CheckCheck separation progress

    Check the processed chunk count and completion percentage. Estimated time remaining is not shown.

Review the generated tracks and use them in the mixer.

Review stem separation results

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    CheckReview generated stems

    Confirm completion and review the list of generated stems.

Analyze song details

Analyze tempo, time signature, key, and song structure, then review the results.

Choose a structure model based on your preferred balance of speed and accuracy.

Choose a song analysis model

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    SelectChoose a song analysis model

    Compare speed and accuracy, then choose a model for tempo, meter, key, and structure analysis.

Check analysis progress for tempo, meter, key, and structure.

Check song analysis progress

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    CheckReview the analysis log

    See the current stage, such as preprocessing, tempo and meter, or song structure.

Review the detected tempo, key, and structure sections.

Review song analysis results

  1. 3

    CheckReview the analysis results

    Review the analysis log and detected tempo, key, and structure. Use manual correction if needed.

Analyze the chord progression

Choose a chord model and review the detected chord progression.

Choose a chord model based on speed and recognition accuracy.

Choose a chord analysis model

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    SelectChoose a chord analysis model

    Compare speed and recognition accuracy, then choose the model used to detect chords again.

Check chord detection progress across the song.

Check chord analysis progress

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    CheckReview the chord analysis log

    Check progress for feature extraction and chord progression estimation.

Review the detected chord progression measure by measure.

Review chord analysis results

  1. 3

    CheckConfirm chord analysis completion

    Confirm that chord analysis is complete, then view the result in the player’s chord display.

04

View and add lyrics

View lyrics in the player. Add lyrics using Edit in the lyrics view or Edit metadata in the Library.

View lyrics

Synchronized lyrics follow playback. Switch between saved lyric sources or display several together.

Player screen showing synchronized lyrics

Follow lyrics with playback

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    CheckView synchronized lyrics

    View the synchronized lyrics for the current playback position.

  2. 2

    ClickClose lyrics

    Select Close to return to the player.

Add or update lyrics

Save plain lyrics and multiple synchronized lyric sources. Choose a synchronized lyric format, type or import a UTF-8 LRC or TXT file, then save.

Metadata editor with plain lyrics open

Update plain lyrics

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    ClickSelect Lyrics

    Select the Lyrics tab.

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    EnterEdit plain lyrics

    Enter lyrics without time codes.

  3. 3

    ClickSave changes

    Select Save to apply your changes.

Metadata editor with synchronized lyrics selected

Update synchronized lyrics

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    ClickSelect synchronized lyrics

    Select Synchronized Lyrics to open the time-coded editor.

  2. 5

    SelectSwitch saved lyric sources

    Choose which synchronized lyric source to edit. Use the add and delete buttons to manage sources.

  3. 6

    SelectChoose a lyric format

    Choose standard LRC or Layrise extended LRC for the selected source.

  4. 7

    ClickImport a lyric file

    Import a UTF-8 LRC or TXT file into the selected source. Review the content, then choose Save.

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    EnterEdit synchronized lyrics

    Enter time codes and lyric text.

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    ClickSave changes

    Select Save to apply your changes.

05

View and add scores

Open a score from the player or Library to add or update a score file and change its display.

View a score

Follow the score with playback and choose which track to display.

Score following the current playback position

View a score

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    SelectChoose a track

    Choose the track to display at the top of the score.

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    ClickReturn to the player

    Use Back to return to the player.

Add a score

Add a score in Guitar Pro, MusicXML, or MXL format.

Prompt to import a score when none is saved

Add a score

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    ClickChoose a score

    Select Choose Score and add a Guitar Pro, MusicXML, or MXL file.

Display an imported score

Choose tracks, enable multi-track view, and switch between standard notation and TAB. You can also replace the score here.

Player showing an imported score

Display an imported score

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    SelectChoose a score track

    Choose a track from the instrument parts in the imported score.

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    ClickToggle multi-track view

    Enable multi-track view to see multiple instrument parts at once.

  3. 3

    SelectChoose a score format

    Display standard notation, TAB, or both.

  4. 4

    ClickImport a new score

    Select Import Score and choose a new file to update the saved score.

Change the score layout

Choose page or continuous view, then select vertical or horizontal scrolling.

Choose page or continuous view to suit your playing style.

Change the score layout

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    SelectChoose a display mode

    Choose the score display that is easiest to follow while playing.

06

View and edit chords

View the current chord and fingering, then edit the chord or capo position as needed.

View and edit chords

Check fingerings for each instrument and edit chord symbols or the capo position.

Chord progression with fingerings for each instrument

View chords and fingerings

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    SelectChoose an instrument

    Choose an instrument to view its chord fingering.

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    ClickEdit chords

    Select Edit to add or update chords in the selected range.

Editor for chord symbols and fingerings

Add or update chords

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    SelectEdit chords

    Set the root, type, added notes, and inversion.

Chord display for choosing down tuning, regular tuning, or a capo position

Set the capo position

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    SelectChoose the capo position

    Choose the capo position used for chord fingerings.