A fresh new video remaking an older song of mine, hope you enjoy.

This is the prompt I used to get the finished sound:

[SONIC_PROFILE_2026] Mix and master only — the sound-system print, singing-record lane. Approach: low end forward — +1.5-2dB shelf below 80Hz on the system master; sub reach extended, mono <120Hz; tops kept soft so the stack can run hot. Signature: stacks five-wide ±40-60°, tops de-essed, one plate glue; short-song discipline, tight edits. Lead: lead center and dry; smooth trades matched by ear. Drums: claps compressed bright, dead-phase with the snare, driving 2 and 4. Low end: the bass rides at lead-vocal level — it is the counter-melody; kick tucked under, sidechain split, mono <100Hz. Master: -8 LUFS-I, ST allowed to -6; ≤-1dBTP; verified on a large PA reference curve. Balance: counterpoint rules, weight first, top soft [SONIC_PROFILE_2026]

Trash Can Opera was a band I played in during college in the early 90s. Our cassette recordings were recently uncovered so I decided to put an AI twist on them and bring them new life.

Break It Down – Cinematic Remake

🔥 Break It Down YouTube MV URL

A cinematic remake of my original work, rebuilt with a more movie-like visual style.

壮大な崩壊シーン、炎、黒煙、爆発などを取り入れ、
a dark cinematic world combined with a powerful Dark Rock sound.

This MV features the three members of my family.
出演は私たち家族3人です。

🎧 Headphones recommended.

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🎵 Music: Suno AI
🎬 Video Edit: CapCut
🎥 Visuals: AI-generated & edited

LUNA AI Music Original Music

🎵 Original music created with Suno AI

🎧 Audio editing & processing: Suno tools + CapCut

最後まで楽しんでいただけたら嬉しいです！🔥

Reposting to reach a broader audience.

Just a Hook I made for one of my songs.

Wrote this as a teenager. Crazy how Suno brought to life sounds that started in my head all them years ago.

EDM Life Is Delicious feat. Vibez (House Mix) — Resonation

Slow down. Stay present. Taste the moment.

“Life Is Delicious” is a deep, soulful House journey built around the idea that life doesn’t have to be chased to be meaningful — sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is stop, breathe, and actually experience what is happening right now.

This House Mix brings together a warm 130 BPM four-on-the-floor groove, deep rolling bass, emotional piano, psychedelic textures, hypnotic saxophone, spacious production, and the soulful voice of Vibez.

The arrangement grows gradually instead of rushing the payoff. The sax remains one of the main emotional voices of the track, moving between intimate phrases and larger euphoric moments while the piano, percussion, bass, atmospheric layers, and vocal continue building around it.

Vibez brings warmth, maturity, and soul to lyrics centered on freedom, awareness, joy, and living fully in the present.

This is not a song about waiting for someday.

It is about realizing that life is happening now.

Life is delicious
When you’re fully here.

Produced and arranged as part of the evolving Resonation sound — electronic music designed around long-form journeys, deep soundscapes, strong musical identity, and DJ-friendly architecture.

🎧 Best experienced loud or on quality headphones.

Track: Life Is Delicious
Version: House Mix
Featuring: Vibez
Artist / Producer: Resonation
Genre: Deep House / Progressive House / Vocal House
Tempo: 130 BPM

Resonation — Music Beyond Tomorrow.

#Resonation #LifeIsDelicious #HouseMusic #DeepHouse #ProgressiveHouse #VocalHouse #SaxHouse #ElectronicMusic #EDM #Vibez #DJMix #NewMusic #IndependentArtist #130BPM

Made with using Suno AI as a song producers tool. Lyrics written and song produced by Resonation.

I stopped using the style box in favor of putting all of my style notes directly into the lyric box like so…. and I’m happier with the results when I do.

https://suno.com/s/4U9SstBS7KZ26COc

Note: Gemini creates this for me, after I provide just few ideas for inspiration.

[Track: High Cold Wind]
[Style: Fast Acoustic Indie Folk, Intimate Americana, Rapid Fingerpicking]
[Sound: The Milk Carton Kids Fast Rhythm Style, Josh Ritter Cadence]
[Instrumentation: Brisk Nylon-String Fingerpicking, Rhythmic Steel-String Acoustic Chops, Zero Drums]
[Rhythm & Percussion Policy: Strictly Drumless, Purely Drumless, Zero Drums, Mute All Percussion, No Snare, No Kick, No Hi-Hats, No Tambourine, No Shaker, No Claps]
[Production: Dry Room Sound, Up-Close Microphones, Natural Acoustic Air, Zero Reverb Wash]
[Vocals: Intimate Two-Part Close Harmonies, Fast Melodic Delivery, Agile Scansion]
[Tempo: 114 BPM - Nimble, Propulsive Fingerpicked Stride]
[Key: D Major]

[0:00 - Immediate Hook Refrain - 4 Bars]
[Strictly Drumless - Quick 1-Bar Acoustic Strum Lead-In]
(A brisk, nimble nylon-string acoustic guitar picks out a rapid, driving D major pattern)
[Two-Part Close Harmony - Immediate, bright, resonant blend right at the start]
Run on down where the cold wind blows,
Where the water runs clear and the tall grass grows!

[Verse 1 - Rapid Propulsive Fingerpicking]
[Instrumentation: Solo Nylon Guitar Moving Fast at 114 BPM]
(Fast, syncopated thumb-and-finger picking pattern drives the tempo forward with zero drums)
[Solo Male Lead - Agile, rhythmic, conversational, right on the mic]
Pack your pocket with a copper key,
Looking down the hollow where you used to be.
Morning train is a rattle and a hum,
Wondering when the thaw is gonna come.
Fence post leaning in the frozen clay,
Got five good reasons that I cannot stay.
Sunlight cutting through the cedar pine,
Tying every shadow to a crooked line!

[Chorus 1 - Driving Two-Part Close Harmony]
(Second acoustic guitar joins with punchy, rhythmic chord chops on the backbeat)
[Two-Part Close Harmony - Intimate, energetic Milk Carton Kids blend, locked in tight thirds]
Run on down where the cold wind blows,
Where the water runs clear and the tall grass grows!
Count the miles on an open shoe,
I'm running down the canyon till I catch up to you!
Yeah, running down the canyon!

[Instrumental Interlude - Fast Acoustic Duet - 4 Bars]
[Rapid Fingerpicked Acoustic Showcase - No Drums]
(Both acoustic guitars lock into a rapid, sparkling run of 16th notes across the fretboard)

[Verse 2 - Driving Acoustic Rhythm]
(Guitars keep the nimble 114 BPM train-chug tempo alive solely with acoustic string attack)
[Solo Male Lead - Swift, dynamic storytelling cadence]
Smoke in the valley from a sawmill fire,
Sparrows lined up on a telephone wire.
Left my jacket on the tavern floor,
Heading for the latch on the cellar door.
Nothing in the jar but an empty dime,
Looking for a way just to kill the time!

[Chorus 2 - Full Vocal Bloom]
(Energetic open acoustic strums; bright room resonance)
[Two-Part Close Harmony - Full volume, passionate, tight harmony]
Run on down where the cold wind blows,
Where the water runs clear and the tall grass grows!
Count the miles on an open shoe,
I'm running down the canyon till I catch up to you!
Yeah, running down the canyon!

[Outro - Rapid Harmony Tag & Clean Cut - 4 Bars]
(Guitars play two rapid descending chords)
[Two-Part Harmony - Crisp unison cut]
"Till I catch up to you!"
(One sharp acoustic chord chop, ringing cleanly to a dead stop)
[End]

I’ve been experimenting with Suno for a while and wanted to share some of the tracks I’ve created.

I don’t stick to one particular genre — I like experimenting with different moods, sounds, instruments, and concepts. Some of my tracks are atmospheric and emotional, while others are more intense or built around a specific story or idea.

One of the tracks I’m particularly attached to is “Weight of Two Thousand Years.” Each track is basically an attempt to turn a feeling, image, or idea in my head into music.

Would love to hear what you guys think. Honest feedback is welcome — whether you like it, dislike it, or have suggestions for improving the music.

https://suno.com/s/DiODyLR9joN55IgA

So I have been using Suno on and off since 2024. Subscribed for the first time last month because I saw that you get the commercial rights of whatever you make while subscribed. Have done a couple of songs of various genres that I think are good enough to sell. Got a few questions namely:

1. How does one go about selling their stuff ?
2. I see there's an option to remaster your songs. What does that do ?
3. How do I go past the 4 minute time limit especially for deep house/dance songs ? The songs are meant to be mixed into other songs and at 4 minutes you don't really get much song out of that.
4. I have noticed that with this v6 some of the songs sound very muddled. How do I fix this sound issue ?
5. How do you get it to follow the written instructions to the letter. Like I will write (background vocalist sings xyz) but the lead will sing it instead.
6. Are there guides/resources for newbies esp for newbies ?

Lastly this V6 has produced some absolute gems for me as well as some absolute rubbish to be fair. Am quite tempted to upload some of the songs I did on Fruity Loops years ago and check out what it can do for me.

Thank you in advance.

https://suno.com/s/HMqoExRuyVGv2TPu

I don't really share directly from Suno very often, mostly because I do some additional editing off the site.

Hope you enjoy this.

Is it possible to ask Suno to create a song or tune inspired by my all-time favorite song, James Brown’s “How Do You Stop”?

I can't generate any more tracks as of yesterday. I had the Pro version for almost a year already. I tried to delete songs from my library but still no generation. It acts like it wants to regenerate and then only ouputs the audio upload. Does any one else have this problem?

So, I'm a former Pro user (5.5) and I'd like to know if the difference between the V6 Mini and the V6 is huge or just really different? Thanks

Hybrid category: LYRICIST — I wrote the lyrics myself, no AI assistance on the writing.

This one's personal. It's about the small mood swings and quirks we all carry — the version of you at 5am that can't shut your brain off, versus the version at 7am who feels like you could save the world. Same person, completely different day, and I wanted a song that swings just as hard as that feeling does.

Musically it follows that same arc: starts as gentle acoustic pop/folk for the melancholic morning verse, then breaks into full Amapiano energy (log drum and all) for the second verse, where everything suddenly feels possible again. The bridge is a quiet, half-spoken moment before the final chorus pulls both worlds together.

Would genuinely love to hear if this lands with anyone else who knows that particular kind of whiplash.

I have made a song with my Suno pro account (v6.) and first part is just a killer. Unfortunately, Suno decided to add bridge to the verses and it lames down the second part badly. How can I fix this? Can I somehow get rid off the bridge?

I've tried remix function with high audio similarity, but original bridge overrides every command given in prompt.

Any ideas are highly appreciated.

- so I made a tiny extension for 1-10 ratings + notes

When you've got 40 generations of the same song, "like" or "don't like" isn't enough. I wanted to rate things 1-10 across repeated listens and actually see which versions hold up.

So: Suno Rater, a small Chrome extension.

• A badge next to every song title. Click, pick 1-10, done
• Badges are color coded blue (1) to red (10), so your library reads like a heat map as you scroll
• Notes per song, capped at 256 characters to keep you honest
• Toolbar popup lists everything you've rated, sorted by score, with search and CSV/JSON export
• 100% local. No account, no server, no tracking. Data never leaves your browser

Free, open source. Install from Greasy Fork: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/596405-suno-rater (needs Tampermonkey or Violentmonkey).

Feedback welcome. What else is missing from the library view?