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Thanks so much for the feedback. On desktop, you can hit a hotkey (Alt/Ctrl + w) to send the nearest word directly to the dictionary to the right, which is a t

Thanks so much for the feedback. On desktop, you can hit a hotkey (Alt/Ctrl + w) to send the nearest word directly to the dictionary to the right, which is a time-saver. However, I think there's also something to be said for some sort of autocomplete, especially if it can take into account the context, previous lines, etc. I'm hoping to do a similar thing with chord recommendations as well. I completely agree that the rhythm and stress of lyrics would be valuable to analyze. It's going to be one of my major takeaways from today's feedback - I'll just have to figure out a nice clean way to include it!

tobr 8y ago
Just showing a dot above every syllable, and highlighting stressed syllables could be a great start, as you would be able to see patterns visually. Another idea that came back to me now: rhyming words are good, but if you can get phrases as well it could be a great source of inspiration. See Pentametron[1] for a good example of how evocative rhyming non sequiturs can be. 1: https://twitter.com/pentametron/ https://twitter.com/pentametron/