Yass Reloaded

Yass Reloaded is an editor for UltraStar songs with a strong focus on practical song creation, note editing, recording, and library maintenance.

This site is the structured companion to the project wiki. It is meant to make the most important workflows easier to find, easier to keep up to date, and easier to discover for new users.

Start Here

Typical Workflows

Create or Open a Song

Start here if you want to get productive quickly:

  • set up your library and FFmpeg
  • open an existing song or create a new one
  • jump into the editor

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Edit Notes and Lyrics

Use the editor to:

  • move, resize, split, and delete notes
  • edit lyrics and page breaks
  • switch between relative and absolute pitch view
  • navigate pages and tracks efficiently

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Tap or Reconstruct Timing

When you already have lyrics but need better timing, use the recording workflow:

  • select a starting note or range
  • record taps against playback
  • continue or finalize the result
  • refine with manual editing or melody alignment

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Use External Services

Yass Reloaded can integrate with:

  • FFmpeg
  • WhisperX
  • OpenAI transcription
  • MVSEP
  • audio-separator
  • fanart.tv

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Main Areas

Getting Started

Song Editing

Tools and Integrations

Reference

What This Documentation Covers

The long-term plan is to cover:

  • installation and setup
  • library management
  • editor workflows
  • recording and tapping
  • alignment features
  • external tools like FFmpeg, WhisperX, MVSEP, audio-separator, and fanart.tv
  • reference material for tags, shortcuts, and troubleshooting

The older in-application help pages remain valuable as a compact reference. This site is intended to grow into the better structured, easier searchable version of that material.

Because Yass Reloaded is a fork of the original Yass project, this documentation consistently refers to the current fork as Yass Reloaded to avoid ambiguity.