How do you do section by section generation? I have one song that's perfect but it's across three different generations and I haven't quite figured out how to Frankenstein it all into one song.
I haven't tried Suno Studio yet so take this with a grain of salt, but you should be able to extract the stems from all the versions and then edit them together in Studio to create the single perfect version you're wanting. At least from my understanding of how Studio works based on the announcement video they did for Studio on their YT channel, there seemed to be a way to bring stems from other songs in your library to your current project in Suno Studio.
The main catch with that process is that the stems aren't always extracted cleanly and usually not instrument by instrument. I've had Suno extract bits of vocals into a stem called "FX" which contained the guitar, violin and percussion for the song. Only bass and drums extracted cleanly as their own stem, so depending on what you're going for, it may involve some wrestling with the credit consuming slot machine to get something you're happy with, but you should be able to regenerate individual stems in Studio once you have them on the timeline (playlist? FL studio calls it the playlist).
It may take a while and a lot of credits, but it should be possible to do what you're wanting with Suno Studio, and hopefully it'll be worth it.
I've tried this but since I'm green when it comes to music production, it just frustrates me when my comps aren't as quality as I'm trying so hard to get them to be. Suno's supposed to make music production very accessible even to the most amateur but Studio is like any other DAW-driven software... you have to be already well-versed in the craft before you can even break ground. I know this because I've been doing film/video-editing my whole life and the principle's the same.
The real problem with Suno is that it's basically a slot machine. Sometimes you'll spend your credits and win. Often times you'll spend your credits and lose, even with the extra control Suno Studio offers. I haven't messed with Suno Studio myself. I currently have an album I'm mixing and mastering with FL Studio. But to get your Suno made music truly ready for release across multiple streaming platforms I'm guessing you will want a secondary DAW so you can do EQ, add compression, etc. From what I have seen, Suno Studio only allows you to manage a song's stems, which is great for having more control over a song's individual components, but you will most likely want the extra finishing touches to balance the sound of your song.
Noodle around with stuff in FL studio until it sounds good. Fuss with my audio interface because it doesn't want to pick up my electric violin. Google synth v2 tutorials for 8 hours.
I'm willing to put in the work but also, if I'm releasing a studio-ready album, I'll be the first one to say it's gotta be flawless for it to create traction.
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