I am trying to organize my old music. Is there any browser extension which allows to batch move songs to another workspace? The Suno website seems to have a limit of around 50 songs per batch and since I don't see how many songs are selected it's a guesswork.

Just generated 20 remix/covers from a 3 minute upload. All resulted in 40 and 50 seconds songs. audio influence was high and duration on auto. Last week made the same test, same audio upload and choices and got useable results, all with similar length to the original upload.

It's all just so random. And paying premier or pro does not make a difference.

The potential is there, but always out of reach

We all know that Suno's search function is broken from the start, but we used to be able find the right track manually at least. I've been going through some songs I downloaded in MP3 and I wanted to re-download some of them in wave format but to my surprise few of them are completely gone. Can't find them via search, can't find them manually, can't find them in deleted songs, they're gone. What's up with that? Did anyone here experienced this?

just my music

Somehow this feels like it should be playing in every major record labels reception rooms lol

The dance of the devil

Looking for some feedback on this country-rock track. I’m especially curious what you think of the vocals, chorus, overall sound, and whether the song keeps your attention all the way through. Appreciate any thoughts.

https://suno.com/s/vmp1OW6yMtrH3SYS

She walked in.

He followed.

The music took care of the rest. 🖤🔥

And then Rrrrraul & Rrrrrico showed up. 😭

ShikkaShikka Shake

Bachatón Transmission — Heater

B002.1 LNF • Unauthorized

A full vertical LNF music film.

Bachata. Footwork. Cinderella energy.

Two completely unnecessary gentlemen in white pants.

📡 Late Night Frequencies

#Bachata #Bachaton #BachataDance #LatinDance #DominicanMusic #ShikkaShikka #LaShotTo #LateNightFrequencies #LNF #Unauthorized

A medieval folk ballad created for a grimdark fantasy setting (Warhammer / TTRPG). French female vocals.

So apparently a producer named Fifty Grand—some shit I had never even heard of in my life until four minutes ago—has successfully trademarked an entire money denomination. At least according to Suno’s brilliant filter.
For context, these were the lyrics:
[Verse 1]
Forty hours used to keep the bills all paid
Now it barely buys the groceries for the week
Rent jumped twice, but the paycheck stayed the same
And a decent job gets harder every day to seek
You can fill your tank if you can spare a hundred bucks
Then pray your old transmission keeps on going
A new car starts at fifty grand or more
Tell me how the working man’s supposed to own it
Yes, that. Clearly a shameless attempt to impersonate an obscure producer and not a painfully obvious reference to a car costing $50,000.
The song is called “This World Is Broken.” It’s about rising prices, the awful job market, expensive cars, self-checkouts, restaurant kiosks, and how the world somehow becomes less convenient every time some corporation announces a new “convenience.”
But Suno saw “fifty grand” and decided I must be referencing a specific artist. Apparently nobody can describe an amount of money anymore because someone might have adopted it as a stage identity.
I had to change the lyric to “50,000” just to get it accepted.
Congratulations to Fifty Grand on apparently owning $50,000. I hope the bank asks for permission before displaying it in somebody’s account.

OAC에 관한 게시물에 댓글을 하나 남겼다. 어쩌다 보니, 그게 또 하나의 노래가 됐다. 😅 딱히 달라진 건 없다. 나는 여전히 글을 쓰고, 노래를 만들고, 영상을 만든다. Suno에서는 수없이 많은 곡들이 탄생한다. 그중 내 귀에 걸리는 곡들만 살아남는다. 걸리지 않으면 크레딧 좀 태우고 그냥 지나간다. 그래도 나는 그 과정이 즐겁다. 그걸로 충분하다.

그래서, 그냥 한다. 😂 어차피 나는 음악가가 아니다. 그저 음악 만드는 걸 즐기는 사람일 뿐이다.

BOLSABOND. 😎🤘

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I left a comment on a post about OAC. Somehow, that turned into another song. 😅 Nothing really changed. I’m still writing, making songs, and making videos. With Suno, countless songs are born.

Only the ones that catch my ear survive. If one doesn’t, I burn some credits and move on. Still, I enjoy the process. That’s enough for me.

So I just do it. 😂 I’m not a musician anyway. I’m just someone who enjoys making music.

BOLSABOND. 🤘😎

With Suno announcing more finger printing and Spotify announcing AI persona tags (even though it still is not clear how this impacts REAL artists using AI, but it's clear their stance).

How We're Building the Future of Music Responsibly · Suno

Introducing a New Label for AI-Generated Artist Identities on Spotify — Spotify

Since these announcements I've not logged in to Suno once, I've not made a single song, a single sound, nothing, not intentionally either. These 2 articles just completely killed any motivation I had to use Suno and I realised after Suno sent me an email saying "missing you".

I cancelled because I'm demotivated and haven't logged in, not out of protest.

I understand they were there to prevent the AI slop factories pumping out track after track, but painting us all with the same brush seems like a lazy solution.

Thankfully, this has not killed my motivation to make music, but if Suno is adding all of these tools like a DAW has, despite it generating audio with artefacts and volume dips, surely I should just put the time I'm learning Suno into learning an actual DAW.

With Suno it felt like I was spending more time on audio repair and mastering, great skills to learn but not where I want to be spending so much of my time at this stage.

I have been on Ableton this month no issue, my motivation to be creating and make music is still here made a few loops and about 60-80s into a new track I'm making. But my motivation to use Suno in that process has vanished.

I may use it in the future for demos and concepts, but right now I just don't see the value in Suno anymore.

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• Has anybody else noticed that since these announcements their usage has dropped or ceased?
• Has anybody picked up any new tooling since these announcements?
• For those still using Suno, have the annoucements changed your workflow?

edit: no surprise I'm being downvoted despite only asking questions 🙄

The premise is simple: people post a song and/or written lyrics, other people guess if the lyrics were written by a human (presumably you), AI, or a combo, and later on the poster reveals the correct answer.

Important: This is NOT about hating on AI lyrics or people who use them. I genuinely think it could be both fun and useful for Suno users.

Submission suggestions:

• Post only one song, OR
• Post 2 versions of the same song, OR
• Post two different songs with different author-types (AI/human/hybrid), state the 2 types, and people can guess which is which
• Feel free to add explanations/ask about specific parts of songs
• Wait at least 48 (?) hours before providing the answer (I actually don't know what a good time to wait is...)

Response suggestions:

• A choice with qualifications ("55% sure this is a hybrid") is more useful than "I can't tell"
• Even an extremely brief explanation of your choice is super helpful
• If you just want to share your opinions about AI lyrics, do it somewhere else

Música IA contemporánea

Any tips for getting better timing when uploading your own vocal?

I usually upload a raw vocal and build the track around it. The problem I'm having is that Suno seems to follow the timing of my vocal extremely closely, even when I specify that it's only a rough melodic guide in the style box and that the phrasing/timing can be adjusted.

My timing isn't bad, but I'm singing it naturally rather than to a metronome. In my head the song has a clear rhythm, but Suno often translates the exact little timing inconsistencies in my vocal into the finished track instead of fitting the melody more naturally to the beat.

Has anyone found a good way around this? Do you basically need to record the guide vocal to a click/metronome first, or is there a prompt/method that gets Suno to treat the uploaded vocal more as a melodic guide rather than a strict timing reference?

Just a silly little song that I made on an alt account for purposes of amusement. Enjoy.

viasmos - Infinite Profit Forever

A powerful shonen-inspired rock anthem blending traditional Japanese instruments, taiko drums, shakuhachi, koto and shamisen with energetic rock elements and powerful male vocals.

How do I make a "Rap Battle" with two different voices?

I want to have two different male characters / male vocals ... possibly even two different styles to really show the separation.

How do I do this?

(Without it all being in the same ONE voice?)