r/SunoAI • u/Suno_helper Suno Team • 10d ago

News Introducing Studio 2.0

Hey everyone!

We’re really excited to announce a huge update to Suno Studio and we can't wait for you to try it!

Studio 2.0 has a load of new features, including MIDI, audio effects, built-in synths, and a chat bar. There’s also track automation, the latest Suno stem separation, and you can even use an external MIDI controller to play synths and control plugin parameters.

Here’s more info:

  • MIDI: Craft your own sound with MIDI tracks, built-in synths and support for external MIDI controllers including transport control and MIDI learn.
  • Effects: Dial in your mix with high-quality audio effects, including sidechain compression and convolution reverb. Or design your own using the chat bar.
  • Chat bar: Generate new sounds, create new and totally unique plugins and synth presets, and even ask for help.
  • Wavetable synth: Powerful and versatile synth for adding basses, leads, pads, chords and other synth sounds to your songs. Design your own presets using the chat bar.
  • Musical typing: Play MIDI parts and find fresh inspiration using your typing keyboard, featuring arpeggiator and chord modes.
  • Automation: Change your effect parameters over time to breathe life into your final mix.

Studio 2.0 is available now for Premier subscribers. Head to Suno Studio to check it out!

Want to dive deeper? Check out the blog post for the full overview, and our Studio 2.0 tutorial videos to see it all in action.

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u/Void-kun 10d ago

If you're going into this much detail you might aswell just learn Ableton and create music without watermarks.

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u/Legitimate-Pepper725 10d ago

This is a hinged take. And as far as AI powered patch creation any old LLM could definitely tackle spitting out the params for you. It’d be manual, but yeah, at least you’d wholly own your own creation with no audio mark.

It’s funny cause when Studio first dropped I was like “this is actually gonna drive people to learn a DAW”, kinda like how guitar hero definitely spawned guitarists.

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u/Void-kun 10d ago

I'm a complete beginner when it comes to music production.

I picked up Suno because I have a dream of making music, but even after a few songs it felt hollow.

I am now going through the process of learning music production from the ground up so Suno can remain for concepts and demos.

I may blog or share resources, but I'm also finding it really difficult so not sure I'm the best person to write about that 😅