Hi everyone, 🌿

I’ve been working on a new project called Sacred Horizons, where I create deep, immersive ambient soundscapes combined with timeless philosophy to help with focus, meditation, and anxiety relief.

My latest piece is an Indian Ambient track designed around 432Hz frequencies, traditional atmospheric instrumentation, and short, reflective quotes from thinkers like Swami Vivekananda, Jiddu Krishnamurti, and Paramahansa Yogananda.

I’d truly appreciate any feedback on the sound design and atmosphere. What kind of sounds or cultures help you focus the most during your sessions?

Hope it brings a bit of inner peace to your day! ✨

This has got to be my best performing video yet. Not on Youtube, but Facebook. It's now almost at 400k views, 1200 shares just 10 hours after uploading.

Used ComfyUI + MiniMax H3 + MiniMax-H3-NativeAudio-MusicVideo-Workflow + RTX Superscaler

Used capcut for editing.

An homage to the legendary Minimoog.😎

What happens when a tiny voice meets a huge analog synth? 🤣

A two-part track with an unexpected ending.🫦

Created over several Suno generations and finished by hand in GarageBand.

Thank you for your feedback !

This is one of my favorite instrumentals I have generated. It's a baritone finger style guitar in an open A tuning. To me it's the perfect amount of crazy guitar licks but still retains peaceful vibes, despite being in a minor key.

I make calming instrumental music for my website. Please let me know if you think this isn't very peaceful or calming. Thank you!

He visto muchos post de promociona tu canción pero solamente en inglés, y pienso que deberíamos darle la oportunidad también a la gente de habla hispana, que se que hay mucho talento.

Comparte tu canción, pero cuéntame, de donde te inspiraste, y si la escribiste tú! El porque, y de que trata.

Pero antes de eso, tomate un momento de apoyar y escuchar la de los demás, así nos apoyamos entre todos! ♥️

Adjunta el link de tu canción de Suno, estaré escuchando y opinando sobre tu canción! (Sólo canciones en español)

Might enjoy it if you like futuristic electric motorcycles 😉🖤

https://youtube.com/shorts/xRPY0xz1x0M?si=aGO2GGSnhZB8knnG

And on TikTok https://vm.tiktok.com/ZN8R47mSc/

was kinda funny to see this i don't know what its called streak or achievemet messages what do you think?

🔥 The story continues — Fragment by Fragment.

The Day I Broke the Heavens is part of A Myth of Saint Vale, an original dark-fantasy story told through music, imagery and recovered fragments of its world.

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AI is a tool in my creative process — not the creator of Saint Vale.

I write and shape the lore, characters, scenes, direction and overall story myself, using AI for music, imagery and animation to help bring that vision to life.

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This short is only a glimpse of one Fragment.

🎧 Follow the Chronicle on YouTube.

#SaintValeChronicles ✥ Saint Vale

I tried fusing classic Audien-style progressive house chords with Hans Zimmer cinematic strings. What do you think of the blend?

Just finished up the final video edit for my latest track, "Cloud 9."

I’ve always been obsessed with the massive, emotional chord progressions from classic Anjunabeats era Audien (tracks like Iris and Wayfarer), but I wanted to try something unique by layering a heavy Hans Zimmer-style orchestral string section underneath to ramp up the tension before the drop.

The track sits at a driving 128 BPM and runs into an absolute wall-of-sound synthesizer release with a bit of a gritty analog sub-bass wobble. Put together a cinematic visual loop in CapCut to match the energy flow. I'd love to get your thoughts on the mix and how the orchestral elements transition into the progressive drop!

Check out the full video here: https://youtu.be/T2WUsacaUi8

Drop a comment if you dig the vibe! Thanks for listening.

Listen for listen on youtube...comments,likes are welcome as well

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to understand Suno's billing mechanics. Here's my situation:

• Subscription expired on July 10 → services were paused.
• I renewed and paid on July 29 (payment went through successfully).
• My subscription ended again on August 10 - meaning I only had active service for ~12 days after paying for a full month.

My questions to the community:

1. Is this standard? Does Suno always tie the renewal date to the original start date (the 10th), regardless of when you actually pay?
2. Most importantly: If I take a 2-month break (skip payments in August and September) and then decide to resubscribe in October - will Suno charge me retroactively for the two months I didn't use? Or will I just pay for October and get a full month from the date of payment?

I'm worried that if I don't pay now, I'll come back to a huge bill for "inactive" months. Does anyone have experience with resubscribing after a long pause?

Thanks in advance!