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"Write lyrics better" would be a better tagline than "write better lyrics", which could be taken as an insult.
by WiseWeasel 14y ago
"Write lyrics better" would be a better tagline than "write better lyrics", which could be taken as an insult.
- overload119 14y agoI think your right! I will change it!
- yahelc 14y agoWhat are you using for syllable counting?
- overload119 14y agoA simple regex! That's why it's not perfect :(
- wahnfrieden 14y agoUse an NLP library.
- zem 14y agocheck out the cmu pronouncing dictionary [http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/cgi-bin/cmudict http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/cgi-bin/cmudict] - it does both syllables and stresses.
- marcusestes 14y agoI disagree. "Write better lyrics" cuts right to the emotional need. I want to write better lyrics. "Write lyrics better," without further context, could refer to penmanship. It's a less impactful phrasing.
- WiseWeasel 14y ago"Write better lyrics" implies your lyrics are in need of improvement. I'll let you be the one to tell your favorite artist that they can write better lyrics with RapPad.