With Suno AI, you don’t need to worry about that anymore.
What Is Suno AI, and What Can You Do With It?
Suno generates music based on text prompts.
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Aside from the web app, you canuse Suno through Microsoft Copilotor as a Discord bot.
On the surface, that’s all there is to Suno.
Get started by signing up forthe Suno AI web app.
Once you are logged in, you’ll receive 50 free daily credits.
Now, let’s make a full-length song with AI!
you might use ChatGPT oralternative AI chatbotsto help you out here.
I was happy with what ChatGPT gave me, so I kept it as it was.
you might always ask it to make modifications to its response.Using prompting techniques can greatly improve your ChatGPT experience.
you could input a description of the song here to quickly generate two segments.
What we’re interested in is theCustom Modetoggle.
The same Lyrics box is where you’ll instruct Suno on musical queues.
you might use metatags to do this; a description is available onthe Suno website.
Metatags are important in making Suno work as desired but can also confuse it.
So, put in the lyrics, the title, and the style, and clickCreate.
Once the segments are ready, have a listen and see whether you like them.
The v2 model of Suno AI (Basic plan) can generate a maximum of 80 seconds of music.
We’ll cover this later in the article.
Oddly enough, in my case, leaving Style of Music blank finally gave me the vibe I wanted.
[Drum Solo]
I got a 20-second clip that sounded amazing.
It ignored the [Drum Solo] metatag, but the track as a whole was great.
This provided a solid foundation to build the rest of the song.
The next segments won’t be as random since you’ll build them on this one.
Suno can be both wonderful and frustrating.
To put that into perspective, above is the other segment generated from those exact prompts.
Continuation is one of Suno’s best features, as it seamlessly generates the rest of the track.
To continue a segment, hit the three dots next to its name and then chooseContinue From This Song.
This will add the song to the prompt.
Add the lyrics for the next part, and then clickCreate.
To avoid any confusion, it’s best not to alter the style and title.
Suno’s output was very impressive this time.
The segment seamlessly continued from the previous one and had a very satisfying bass build-up.
From here, it’s a matter of continuing the song and changing the prompt.
For the next prompt, I simply added a single metatag.
Lyrics:[beat drop]
The output was fantastic.
The more you give Suno to work with, the better it delivers.
Finish the Song in Suno
All good things must come to an end.
However, finishing a song with Suno can be just as frustrating as starting it.
In most cases, giving it outro lyrics will end up starting a new beat.
But if you insist on doing it all in Suno like me, here’s a prompt that worked.
Thankfully, Suno can detect which parts go together and give you the full length as an MP3 file.
poke the three dots next to the final part of the song and selectGet Whole Song.
This will open a download page for an MP3 file.
Once you’ve downloaded it you might share it on Soundcloud or any other platform you like.
Whether you’re an aspiring musician or just looking to experiment, Suno AI is definitely worth trying.
