Tunee’s Edit Lyrics & Prompt feature allows you to refine your song after the first generation. Whether you want to adjust the lyrics, change the vocal style, modify the arrangement, or completely reshape the song, this tool lets you iterate without starting over.
1. What Edit Lyrics & Prompt Does
With this feature you can:
Rewrite or adjust the lyrics
Add emotional direction or storytelling
Modify vocal style (male/female/soft/powerful/etc.)
Change the genre or arrangement
Improve accuracy when the first generation isn’t close enough
Generate new variations based on your edits
It empowers you to get from a “good idea” to “the perfect final version” in just a few iterations.
2. How to Use Edit Lyrics & Prompt
- Open any generated project
- Click Edit Lyrics & Prompt
- A dialog box will appear with your current:
- Lyrics
- Prompt / style instructions
- Modify either or both sections
- Click Regenerate to create a new version based on your edits
Tunee will follow your updated instructions and produce a refined version of the song.
3. When Should You Use This Feature?
If the vocal tone isn’t what you wanted
→ Add instructions like “soft female vocal”, “powerful male vocal”, “Vocaloid-style clarity”, etc.
If the arrangement is not accurate
→ Adjust to “acoustic ballad”, “EDM drop”, “heavier drums”, “lo-fi style”, etc.
If you want to rewrite the lyrics
→ Just edit the lyrics.
If you want a slightly different version
→ Keep the lyrics but modify the style.
→ Keep the style but rewrite the lyrics.
→ Change only one part of the experience, not everything.
4. Tips for Best Results
- Make your prompt clear and actionable
- If results start drifting away, try simplifying your instructions.
- You can reuse the Edit Lyrics & Prompt feature multiple times to refine version after version.
5. FAQ
Q: Will editing lyrics change the melody?
Yes — Tunee composes new melodies to fit your updated lyrics.
Q: What if I only want to change the style but keep the lyrics?
Simply leave the lyrics untouched and modify only the prompt.
Q: Does this cost extra credits?
Yes — generating a new version consumes the same credits as a normal generation.
Q: Can I compare different edited versions?
Yes — each regeneration is saved in the same project.