Suno
Suno turns text prompts and audio ideas into complete songs with vocals, lyrics, instrumentation, and production.
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Suno is an AI music creation app for generating complete songs with vocals, lyrics, instrumentation, and production from plain-language prompts. Users can start with a genre, mood, theme, lyrics, melody, feeling, or recording, then regenerate, extend, or refine the result. Suno Studio provides a browser-based digital audio workstation for arranging, editing, and mixing songs. Other tools include voice recording for generated singing, time-aligned stem separation, style and lyric remixing, custom models trained on a user's recordings, and granular controls for style, exclusions, vocal gender, and experimentation. A music library supports browsing by genre, mood, and occasion, while community features let users discover and share tracks. Suno is available on the web and through iPhone and Android apps.
Key features
Provides a browser-based digital audio workstation for arranging, editing, and mixing song tracks.
Records a brief audio sample of a user's voice to synthesize singing vocals in any style from written lyrics.
Separates songs into clean, time-aligned audio stems for export into external digital audio workstations.
Remixes existing songs by changing musical styles, rewriting lyrics, or rebuilding tracks around user recordings.
Trains custom AI models on user audio recordings so generated songs reflect their signature sound.
Generates complete songs with vocals and instrumentation from a text prompt.
Writes song lyrics from supplied material such as messages, study guides, or poems.
Organizes favorite tracks into personal playlists.
Browses a music library by genre, mood, and occasion.
Adjusts generation using weirdness and style sliders.
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