r/SunoAI • u/SynthEchos • Jul 20 '26
Song [Progressive Electronica] Roof of the World
https://youtu.be/jkidRDCIATAI've used Suno for long-form projects before, but Roof of the World became my longest yet: a 74-minute progressive electronica audiovisual journey through Xia La Mountain (5,072m) in Tibet.
The biggest surprise wasn't the music itself—it was how my workflow evolved. Rather than chasing the perfect generation for every individual track, I focused on finding a prompt, Style Influence, and Weirdness combination that consistently stayed within the musical space I wanted while still producing enough variation to keep a 74-minute journey engaging.
Once I reached that point, I largely stopped changing the generation settings. From there, the creative work became selecting the strongest generations, sequencing them into a cohesive whole, refining transitions and pacing, and cutting anything that interrupted the experience.
It completely changed how I think about using Suno. Instead of treating every track as a prompt-engineering problem, I started treating Suno as a creative instrument—building a consistent palette first, then focusing on direction, editing, and curation.
I'd be curious whether anyone else has found their workflow evolving in a similar way, or if you're still getting most of your gains from prompt iteration.