What is Lyricue?
Lyricue is free and open-source application that is used to edit/display song lyrics and passages of text along with images and videos on a second screen/projector. It was designed for use at live events such as church services, concerts and seminars.
Why use lyricue?
With Lyricue you are not restricted to setting everything up before the event as you can add, remove and change songs on the fly.
You can edit a song while it is up on the screen and quickly show your changes (good for when you notice a misspelling or the singers decide to change the words on you)
You can even type up notes directly to the screen or quickly display a bible verse at an instants notice.
Updated packages for Ubuntu are available from the package archive at https://code.launchpad.net/~chris-debenham/+archive/ubuntu/lyricue
Source packages are now downloadable directly from github at https://github.com/cjd/lyricue/releases
At this point most of the basic functionality is implemented such as quick controls, viewing playlists, adding/removing songs from playlists, adding bible verses (but with no page splitting as yet) and even quick access to putting text on the screen or OSD.
Download it now and let me know how it goes 🙂
Source is available at https://github.com/cjd/lyricue-android
- Now works with current Lyricue releases
Download the source from www.lyricue.org/archive/precue_2.0.tar.gz
Or install from the PPA – See https://launchpad.net/~chris-debenham/+archive/lyricue for details on how to do this
Sat Aug 31 15:58:36 EST 2013
Lyricue 3.6.2 has been released with the following changes:
Download the source from www.lyricue.org/archive/lyricue_3.6.2.tar.gz<br/%gt;
Or install from the PPA – See https://launchpad.net/~chris-debenham/+archive/lyricue for details on how to do this<br/%gt;
A new version of Lyricue has been pushed to the repository now.
(3.6.1 was just a quick fix for some database creation issues)
Download the source from www.lyricue.org/archive/lyricue_3.6.1.tar.gz
Or install from the PPA – See https://launchpad.net/~chris-debenham/+archive/lyricue for details on how to do this
It does bring in some fairly major changes under the hood – but the new features are entirely optional so if you don’t use them nothing should change for you.
Fri Jun 14 13:51:27 EST 2013
Lyricue 3.5.6 has been released with the following changes:
Download the source from www.lyricue.org/archive/lyricue_3.5.6.tar.gz<br/%gt;
Or install from the PPA – See https://launchpad.net/~chris-debenham/+archive/lyricue for details on how to do this<br/%gt;
Sat Mar 16 16:40:56 EST 2013
Lyricue 3.5.4 has been released with the following changes:
Download the source from www.lyricue.org/archive/lyricue_3.5.4.tar.gz<br/%gt;
Or install from the PPA – See https://launchpad.net/~chris-debenham/+archive/lyricue for details on how to do this<br/%gt;
Fri Oct 19 15:00:54 EST 2012
Lyricue 3.4.11 has been released with the following changes:
Download the source from www.lyricue.org/archive/lyricue_3.4.11.tar.gz<br/%gt;
Or install from the PPA – See https://launchpad.net/~chris-debenham/+archive/lyricue for details on how to do this<br/%gt;
I finally got around to writing an Android app to connect to Lyricue.
I have uploaded it to the google store and it is available for download now!
At this point most of the basic functionality is implemented such as quick controls, viewing playlists, adding/removing songs from playlists, adding bible verses (but with no page splitting as yet) and even quick access to putting text on the screen or OSD.
Download it now and let me know how it goes 🙂
Mon Jul 9 15:53:59 EST 2012
Lyricue 3.4.10 has been released with the following changes:
Download the source from www.lyricue.org/archive/lyricue_3.4.10.tar.gz<br/%gt;
Or install from the PPA – See https://launchpad.net/~chris-debenham/+archive/lyricue for details on how to do this<br/%gt;
Mon Apr 2 15:23:59 EST 2012
Lyricue 3.4.5 has been released with the following changes:
Download the source from www.lyricue.org/archive/lyricue_3.4.5.tar.gz<br/%gt;
Or install from the PPA – See https://launchpad.net/~chris-debenham/+archive/lyricue for details on how to do this<br/%gt;