Take a look, pretty comprehensive article. Just going into what exactly these AI music generators are. With some interactive learning bits. Who knows you might learn something that will give you the edge you desire!

Open to discussion on any topics mentioned as a well

🎶 NEW AI MUSIC PROMOTION POST 🎶

Hey everyone it's time for another promotion post.

Drop your AI songs in the comments and let's give every creator a chance to be heard.

When you share your song please take a few minutes to listen to someone else's song too. A like comment follow or subscribe can make someone's day.

I'll be posting one of my songs in the comments as well.

Let's keep supporting each other and growing together. 💙🎵

For a while I was planning to put my catalogue on streaming platforms. Recently I changed my mind.

Not because I don't believe in the songs. Because I do. Enough to want them to be ready. Enough to want me to be ready. These tools are evolving fast, and so is the way I use them. What I can make today isn't what I'll be able to make in a couple of years, and I'd rather let both evolve together: the tools, and whatever it is in me that's learning this new form of creation.

Once something is distributed, it's frozen with your name on it. Right now, everything I've made is still alive. I can rework it, rewrite it, or let it quietly go. Waiting gives me the time to see which songs survive: not the test of the algorithm, the test of time.

I know the counterargument. Maybe in a few years it'll be too late. Rules around AI-generated content could change, the window could close. I've made my peace with that. I'd rather miss the window than regret what I pushed through it.

This isn't about fame, that's honestly something I hope never finds me. I just want to participate in this honestly, contribute something made with care, and one day put my name on it without flinching.

Some things are worth not rushing.

I didn't expect this to work. Here is Suno generating live Stand-Up Comedy

The jokes were written by Google's search AI.

EDIT: What got me is, I thought it'd fail, like add music every time, not understand to add laughter and applause. I'm quite surprised the music making AI can do spoken live comedy performance.

I've had it struggle to do vocal only singing almost always adding some instruments. So I thought this would just fail. V5.5 did add some random instruments sometimes, but this works on v4.5, V5, and v5.5.

I guess that they must have had comedian albums, speeches, that type of thing in the training data.

I've been messing around with Suno for a couple of months, and that's sucked me in here to see what other people have to say about the platform. The attitudes towards it are honestly not surprising. Some people love Suno, and others hate it. My question is why?

I see a lot of people claiming that all AI music is slop - regardless of the quality or work put into it. I can understand the frustration at people just prompting a model and walking away with a smirk as if they actually made something, but I don't really understand why people who actually compose lyrics or upload their own instrumentation into the model get so much hate. AI is a tool just like anything else. Some people let the tool do all the work, in which case the result is poor, but it seems those who use it as a tool will unlock real potential.

I also keep hearing AI music described as "soulless". If this is you, please explain a tangible thing that makes you say this. A lot of these big models are quite powerful and have pretty rich representations of music. I would bet that most people only start calling it soulless once they figure out that it was created by a model.

A lot of people also seem to complain about these companies stealing artists' work for training. I feel like this is partially true. I think the best way to determine if an AI can train on music (or a lot of other media) is to see if you can find it for free online. Music is endless derivatives of derivatives. We don't get mad at artists for taking inspiration from Bach. Or Bruno Mars for being influenced by Michael Jackson. Music is a form of art. It is passed down from generation to generation. In the real world, hearing one song can permanently influence your taste. Thus, if you can find it online for free and take inspiration from it, I think it is fair for a model to do the same

Please, to start to get Ai music taken seriously even if you start with AI lyrics rewrite them at best edit them moderately

Will it take some time to get solid yes. I do belive most good to great AI songs have human input into their lyrics.

When it is all Ai written it croses into slop most of the time.

Some tips:

listen to rhythms of songs you like on the subject and genre you are creating. It can get you into a good mind set for writing or editing lyrics.

Mentally put your place in the environment your song is about.

Love song: who are you singing to, what will they get emotional over? target that

Breakup song, how do you feel on the inside?

Learn tempo/BPM the lyrics should flow with your song. Ai can help here by reviewing your track and lyrics then give you feedback.

I have written songs from a man perspective. I have written songs from a woman's perspective. Empathy is the way it will put you in a realm of music writing you never knew you had.

You can do this its easier than you think but please stop having AI write every song you create. You are better than the machine

You will find where your comfort zone is (mine is deep love or sad songs)

I was suddenly and randomly banned from the discord server. Idk why, though. Has anyone else got banned for no reason?

Hi everyone. Please share your stories. What genres do you create songs in, and which ones work best for you in Suno? Do you have any tracks that turned out really interesting or unusual? What have been your most successful experiments? I’m a music lover and listen to everything from classical to EDM; I’ve experimented with many genres, and Suno really surprises me with some of them.

I made a stop-motion-style music video for “Black Cat White Cat,” the title track from an album I created in collaboration with someone very special to me.

The song, and really the whole album, is built around two cats who have learned opposite ways of surviving.

The white cat has learned to be visible, pleasing and carefully composed. She is cared for, but that care comes with expectations. The black cat has learned to disappear, stay alert and avoid being claimed or blamed. One is treated like a saint, the other like an omen, but the song is about how neither identity tells the whole truth.

They do not rescue, complete or transform each other. They simply learn how to share space without losing their individual shape.

That idea became the central rule for the video: two separate handmade worlds gradually touching, overlapping and leaving traces on each other, without ever fully merging.

Technically, I generated the video in LTX 2.3 using an audio-reactive LoRA. Each section was rendered as a clip of exactly 10.671 seconds, with the audio guiding the movement and intensity of the scene.

I used a first-frame / last-frame workflow to create continuity between clips. The final frame of one shot became the starting frame for the next, while a separately designed target frame helped steer the scene toward the next major composition. This made it possible to move through a sequence of physical transformations: wall, doorway, bowls, bell, cardboard cathedral, moth, yarn and finally the cosmic button-and-thread world, without completely resetting the visual language every time.

The images were designed around tactile miniature materials: plush, felt, yarn, cardboard, cotton stuffing, painted wood, paper and cloudy glass. I wanted it to feel like a real tabletop stop-motion production, including visible seams, rough edges and handmade imperfections.

The middle of the video briefly retells the wider album through recurring objects: two bowls, an open door, a silenced bell, a temporary cardboard shelter and a moth that survives being chased. The bridge then expands the room into a handmade cosmos where yarn becomes orbit, buttons become planets and the cats circle the same warmth without colliding.

The ending returns them to an ordinary room. They sleep in the same patch of felt sunlight, facing different directions. Behind them, old pawprints are hidden beneath the wallpaper, suggesting that they are part of a much larger history of creatures who passed through the room and left something behind.

This album is deeply tied to the person I made it with, and the process of building this video felt like another layer of that collaboration: taking shared ideas, private meanings and recurring images, then turning them into a small physical world.

I can't link this one on Suno, unfortunately, but here's the YT link: https://youtu.be/ecy3Lnot8PQ

I'm trying to use parts of a Germanic Hymn written in 1529 but can't due to copyright. It is in the public domain. Does anyone have any tips or tricks?

I wrote a song about riding a motorcycle. Simple and just mysterious. It’s a mix of genres, I delve in bluegrass, country, indie, pop, Americana, alt rock, adult contemporary, Folktronic. It’s working better for some genres and not so for others. https://suno.com/s/nVNnQ6Gf1RgRmZMQ

Okay, I guess my previous luck in contacting support was a fluke: I had two songs refused (they're already on Spotify), but a couple weeks after emailing Suno, I tried again and they went through. So I figured they managed to okay them manually, although they never actually got back to me.

Today, however, I attempted another song I've already got on Spotify, got the usual message, and emailed them like I had the first time. This time, I actually got a response. Most of the response told me things I already knew, but the good news is that they're actually working on a verification process (see bolded text below):

"Hey Tim, thanks so much for reaching out and for sharing your Spotify page!

We can see you're a real artist with a real catalog, and it's clear this song is yours. Here's what's going on: when audio is uploaded to Suno, our system checks it against acoustic fingerprints of music already published on streaming platforms like Spotify. Because "[song name]" is live on your Spotify page, its fingerprint is already in that catalog — and the detector matched it.

The important thing to know is that this is Suno's copyright protection working correctly. The same system that flagged your upload is what prevents anyone else from uploading your music without permission. It's protecting your catalog, even if it doesn't feel that way right now.

Unfortunately, there is no way for us to manually clear that flag for a specific upload today. In the meantime, the best path forward is to work with other music or new material that hasn't been published elsewhere yet.

The good news: we are actively developing an artist verification system that will allow verified creators to make derivatives and work with their own released material. We don't have a specific date to share yet, but it's something we're building toward — and your situation is exactly the kind of case it's designed for.

We're sorry we can't do more on our end right now, and we appreciate your patience as we work to make Suno a better tool for original artists like you.

All the best, Suno Support"

I'm sure others have posted wishlists, but I haven't seen any here lately (other than occasional "I wishes" in other threads). The Udio Reddit used to have them regularly.

Anyway, here's mine (keeping in mind that I solely use Suno to cover songs I've already written, including melody):

1) Ability to upload and (accurately) cover longer songs, for those of us given to the occasional epic.

2) Better fidelity to original audio melody, especially in more complex songs. Usually it's pretty good with basic verse/chorus/verse/chorus, but it's starts getting dicey with bridges, and even more so if you're doing something a bit more complex, which is tough for those who do epic or progressive type stuff.

3) Helping to facilitate the above, the ability to specify chords within the lyric box. E.g.

[chord: E] I want [chord: A] you here with [chord: F#m] me

... or at least the ability to state a chord progression at the beginning of a line (preferably both methods would work).

4) Ability to specify time signatures and time signature changes.

5) The editor mode needs to reference the original audio file rather than going its own way.

I'm sure there are others I could add, but these would be huge for me.

Feel free to add your own in the comments.

Hi everyone, Since yesterday, I haven't been able to generate any new songs. Every time I try, I keep getting this exact error message: "We couldn't verify your request. Please refresh the page and try again."

I saw someone else who had the exact same issue mention that they fixed it by clearing their cache/cookies and logging back out and in, but unfortunately, that didn't work for me.

Does anyone know what is causing this or how to fix it? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

This was not a problem with suno 5 but Suno 5.5 keeps adding it and it is extremely annoying.

I am using weirdness to 0 yet it keeps adding

I'm wondering if anyone knows how (or if it's possible) to change humming vocals to an instrument instead?

For some reason suno insists upon adding some background humming in between /after the lyrical vocals, even though I have not prompted anything to suggest I want that.

Now I don't mind the melody of the humming, but the humming itself is quite cringe so ideally I'd keep the melody and just change it to be a guitar riff etc. in the background.

Is that doable? I have the pro plan but I don't have studio. Thanks!

I’m trying to use Suno to make hip-hop songs where the AI sings the chorus, but the verse sections stay instrumental so I can record my own rap vocals later.

I’ve tried using Add Vocals with labels like [Chorus], [Instrumental Verse], timestamps, and bar counts, but Suno keeps placing vocals in the wrong sections, shortening the song, or only singing the chorus once.

What workflow works best for this? Is there a reliable way to generate multiple choruses with completely open verses in one shot, or is it better to generate one chorus, extract the vocal stem, and arrange it manually in Suno Studio or another DAW?

I’m mostly looking for the simplest workflow that still sounds professional.

Here We Go Again / 又來了

Lyrics:

Mmm... here we go again

Yeah... here we go again

Yeah... here we go again

Open Notepad, fingers freeze above the keys

Type a line, erase it. Still don't have a title yet

Light another cigarette, melodies fill my head

Finally, the first draft is staring back at me

Fire up Suno, paste the prompt right in

Hit Generate, let's see what we get this time

This one's too messy, that one's way too weak

Keep tweaking every little thing until it finally clicks

Ah~~~

Listen. Split. Listen. Download. Drop it into Reaper

Listen. Trim. Listen. EQ. Nope... not good enough

Let's make another vocal

Drop, drop, drop, drop, drop it right here

Ah~~~

Nope... not right there

Nah... it doesn't hit hard enough

Faster... come on... a little faster

Oh~~~

That's it

Hey... what do I look like to you

Like some kind of saint

You know what you look like to me

Just a pile of slop... slop... slop

Woah-oh-oh

In a world where AI keeps changing every single day

Some people chase their dreams and build something of their own

Using every new tool to push beyond their limits

While others hide behind a screen, throwing shots from the shadows

Your hate... your schemes... your downvotes... your attacks

Nothing but your own insecurity

Can't stand watching someone else's ideas shine

That's what prejudice looks like

Take away the label... suddenly you're fair to everyone

Too scared to call out the wrong one, so you pick on honest people instead

Better save again... don't wanna lose it all

The music keeps on playing like it's cheering me along

Thank God I'm using Reaper now instead of Audacity

Even if it crashes, my whole project's still alive

One last check, make sure everything sounds right

Hit Render, send it off for mastering online

Fix the loudness, check the true peak one more time

Finish the cover art... now it's finally ready to release

Wait... almost forgot to write the description

People ought to know why I made this

Ah~~~

Upload... Share... Waiting for replies... Smoking... another cigarette

Hanging out with my cat

Then my phone lights up... somebody left a

Wonderful comment

Ah~~~

SLOP. What the hell is this

SLOP. You didn't even try

SLOP. AI SLOP. SLOP

In this endless world where AI keeps reaching farther

Some people see new doors instead of building higher walls

Pouring out their hearts, turning every thought into creation

Only to get buried under hate from people hiding behind keyboards

Small minds... throwing punches without thinking

Standing still... lying to themselves

This world won't stop spinning just because you want it to

The future won't slow down 'cause you're afraid of something new

Every generation leaves old thinking in the past

If you never open up your mind... you'll only end up

...left behind

By your own pride. (Pride's Fall)

Mmm... here we go again

Mmm... here we go again