r/Suno

Hi all,

I think what's going on with Suno is cool and worth researching! would love to to get your unique perspectives and artist journey

I'm a master's student at VU Amsterdam researching how independent songwriters are adapting their workflows since GenAI platforms like Suno came along, and whether that's changing how you think about your music as a business. It's a proper academic study, supervised, ethics-approved, all that.

I'm looking for people who:

• Aren't signed to a major label
• Have been using Suno (or similar) for at least 2 months
• Have made at least 5 tracks on the platform
• Were already writing or making music before you started using AI

One 45-60 minute conversation over Zoom or Meet, at whatever time works across time zones. Everything anonymised, you can pull out at any point, and I'll send you a Confirmation of Participation afterwards (unfortunately I can't pay, it's a student thesis).

I'm genuinely interested in the real experience, including the things that haven't worked. If that sounds like you, drop me a DM and I'll send the full info sheet + setup the interview.

Conducted 7 interviews already Looking for 10 more participants

Thanks

P.S if you already participated you will be mailed after the Data collection process is complete

This is my attempt at doing a Rage Against the Machine-style anthem about getting paid. 💵It's ~kind~ of an issue song, in that wage theft is a real problem, but it's mostly just a cathartic banger. It's also my son's favorite song on Olympia's Fire Me Up album -- I gave him an asst. producer credit. At Limehouse Records, we believe in nepotism (like the real music industry!). 🗡️🩸

Hello guys, my six months old synthwave Youtube channel has just been closed after a guy reported 4 of my videos in 24 hours.

The guy named "The Architector" claimed that 4 of my videos were using the same part of one of his sound, all of my videos are using different songs, all made with my Suno Premium account (and not remix from another Suno songs).

Not only I have no idea who that guy is but when I click on the link of the video he provided to Youtube I end to a deleted video, a deleted video due to a copyright claim from another guy "This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim filed by NOXORA."

Also I sent two counter notices to Youtube to explain the situation but I got this : "We have received your notification of dispute. Unfortunately, we were unable to confirm its validity and therefore cannot process your request."

Is this something common ? Some kind of scam ?

I dont care much about the channel, it was small and It was just fun, no "business" goal or any thing but Its very frustrating to get punished for something I didnt do.

I can still use create/cover by way, seems perfectly fine in that regard, just can't get anything to generate in studio.

Hello everyone. I'd like to share with you my song "Silence, Emptiness, Darkness," based on the words of Polish poet Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer. Despite the passage of time, his words remain relevant...

So I was looking at the rights on remixes of peoples songs they made on Suno which say that remixes are not eligible for commercial monetization, but what if the song is a parody would it then be okay to publish that song?

Ok, let's debate here. We all know the obvious reasons people don't like AI generated music, but this is another perspective:

While not everybody is capable of playing an instrument, compose music or write great lyrics, and therefore, they are not able to actually make the music they feel, AI tools provide the opportunity that those persons who know little about creating "real" music can actually get to have their own songs. But here is the deal, it only "clicks" on the creator itself, I mean, no other than the creator feels or can feel that song the way it was intended to be felt (I am excluding here those people who just make silly AI songs for easy profit), so, in other words, you, as listener, are not gonna be as amazed as I, the creator, was the first time I heard that song just generated by Suno, not to mention that, since you can use the same Suno like me, you wouldn't really be interested in listening to my music, since now you can make your own, exactly as you like, and with your own lyrics sung perfectly.

Of course, there are people who enjoy others' music, and actually find inspiration in it, but let's face it, those are a few, and no matter how great do you think your generated music is (or how great it is for real), and no matter how much you promote it, it won't be the success you thought it was gonna be, in fact, you probably get little to no interest at all from other people towards your music. But at the end of the day, the fun thing about AI generated music is that YOU like it, you have fun with it, and you get amazed by it, and that's what really matters.

Wtf is going on with 5.5 and the quality drop? Even worse than the beginning of a track sounding fine, and sounding like tin-can radio by the end (seriously, if you haven't noticed yet, listen to a track for one minute, and then skip ahead to around 3:30 / 4:00... you can't miss it), today EVERY track does that weird drop-out muffled thing at right around 0:48... it can't just be me. I thought my ears were messing with me, but after going through and deleting 20 generations in a row, there's no way it's just me. If you haven't noticed it yet, you might want to check yours and stop burning credits for a while...

This is getting so old. It would be one thing if we were refunded credits over this nonsense while they figured it tf out, but we most definitely are not.

AK! is a straight forward hard rock song that is both its own thing and an homage to Hells Bells. It's Olympia picking up the mantle of rock -- which, let's be honest, has seen better days -- and telling you who she is. She's not a force of nature like Brian Johnson. She's not even human. She's an AK! Cheap, reliable, probably stolen, mass-produced, dirty af, can take a hit and keep ticking. The first song on her debut album Fire Me Up, it sets the tone for what follows.🔥

Do you guys like to display the lyrics in your tracks?

I personally rather see the art of the video or track cover artwork, but I do understand the values of being able to read the lyrics as I often miss hear the words on songs.lol

Anyway I'm wondering what is preferred the most, with or without the lyrics?

I cleaned the remix/edit and chat is no longer there.

I had uploaded a bunch of songs in the past, all my own songs, copyrighted a loooong time ago. recently the cover option is making pretty drastic changes to chords and melodies making my songs unrecognizable. what's going on?

What in the absolute fack

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