Styled vocals with no legend
This section differentiates inline voices, but its header does not yet say who they are. The formatting is worth keeping until the voices are known — it tells the next transcriber a distinct voice sings here. Add a performer legend when the voices are identified, or remove the formatting only if the section no longer needs differentiation.
Convention: Name artists in headers when voices differ.
Example
[Verse]
<i>Second voice</i>In the workbench this reads: Styled vocals are not yet named in a performer legend.
[Verse: A & <i>B</i>]
<i>Second voice</i>The fix
In the workbench this finding carries one control, labelled Remove performer formatting. The fix is classified as safe, so pressing it applies the edit directly — one press, one undo step.
The convention and its limits
This check detects the pattern shown above. An accepted example passes this check; it is not a review of the whole transcription.
Source
The source cited by this check:
Use song part headers (opens in a new tab) verified Section headers, performer legends, and four differentiation styles