When I let CT auto lip sync the audio file, it was way out and looked really unnatural, so I deleted all the edits... not simple... and then started from scratch.
So, once I'd discovered how to get the, Lip Editor up and started working my way through the song, I noticed that there was something missing and that's when it got me thinking how the CT creators had worked this editor out. I thought it was phonic based, but as a ex Primary Teacher, it isn't anything I was familiar with. Some of the options were obvious, but others not so and when you started to put these together, you got some really strange expressions!

Here is an idea... that may help... according to the Oxford Dictionary... the 100 words below, make up about 50% of words used daily, but more importantly, they form a good phonic base... Could one of the team create a bank of words and have them as an option to select? Each word will obvious take several, Lip Editions, to form the word, but I think this would not only help users of the program, but help them to develop an understand of how the letters and words are formed. It's an idea... I think most examples I've seen, seem to use one option from the, Lip Editor, for each word, or phrase.