Reading lyrics off a screen feels productive but trains the wrong muscle. You're rehearsing recognition ("I know this when I see it") instead of recall ("I can produce this from memory"). On stage, the screen disappears and so does your confidence.
Lyricorize is built around one cycle: train recall in Practice, then test yourself in Perform with the smallest amount of lyric support you can handle. Every successful pass shrinks your safety net.
Most users report locking in a 3-minute song over 4–6 short sessions. The key is short, frequent passes with active recall — not one long cram session. Practice the chorus separately from verses; they have different memory weights.
Even memorized songs can blank under stage pressure. Keep Perform mode open with first-letter support as a safety net. You glance, recover, and the audience never notices.
