r/SunoAI

Tonight we'd like to listen to some romantic songs!

Like Beethoven's, Bach's, Mozart's, Chopin, etc. This is ridiculous. Those are a century or more old songs. Everyone remixes those songs. Familiar melodies, but with the creator's flair. And, I thought the really cool thing with Suno also was, you could put LYRICS and SINGING for the songs you know and love the melody for. Want a pop version of In the Hall of the Mountain King with lyrics about darkness vs light? You could make that. Want a chiptune version of La Campanella with lyrics about the coming of age? You could even make that. And what about for songs that don't have very many remixes, or maybe they don't have a remix you want to hear, like Little Fugue in G Minor? Or Swan Lake? And I'm not saying you can't go into FL and go make the remix too. I feel that should be your decision. Don't know music stuff that well but want a remix you've been itching to hear? Suno. Have musical talent or you find it fun? FL. And, contrary to what a some people think, I do not think people who use Suno are 'lazy' or 'uncreative'. They still have put in a lot of work, even if it is a cover of a well-known song. Coming up with styles, making it sound good, titling, using Suno studio is NOT lazy.

And I know some people will agree and disagree on this. But I do want to defend the people who like to remix classical songs. I do not think it is right for them to be restricted because of 'copyright' for hundred year old songs.

thinking about getting back on suno premier and was wondering if most people are using 5.5 now, or if some still prefer the older models. how’s it been for quality, vocals, consistency, and following prompts? just trying to see if it’s worth jumping back in before i pay again.

I've now wasted hundreds of credits on this (possibly intentional) glitch. Almost every damn song Suno creates goes through the lyrics, and then goes back and starts repeating the the first verse again, just babbling all the way to 7:59. I can never get a good ending. I suppose I could just do a fade, but the singer starts singing again so quickly, there's not even time.

And the sound quality slowly turns to ass. Seriously. This happens like 90% of the time. I can send screenshots of page after page after page after page after page of nothing but 7:59 endings. This needs to be fixed.

I used to wish songs could go longer than the 4 minute average the older models topped out at. But now it's destroying the site. I've had to buy a new batch of credits twice this month because so many results gets ruined. I guess that's the point, right?

This has only been happening since 5.5. 5.0 only did this every 50 songs or so. And no, it is not my prompt. It happens no matter what song I'm working on. Rock, country, blues, soul, metal. It doesn't matter. FIX THIS!

I've been playing wind instruments for most of my life. When Suno came out I started experimenting right away, mostly trying to figure out if it could work as a serious creative tool. And the deeper I went, the more excited I got.

The problem I kept running into was that Suno would take my melody and replace it with something generic. My idea would just disappear.

Then I found the phrase that changed everything.

preserve the original melody exactly, arrangement only, do not change the main theme, keep the melody unchanged

From that point Suno stopped rewriting my melody and started building around it. I took one simple lyrical melody, slow, 64 BPM, and ended up with funk, Dirty Loops style jazz, bossa nova with soprano sax, and full symphonic orchestra with jazz harmony. Same melody in all four, played live on top.

I put together a video with the full workflow and the results. Honestly the results surprised even me. Happy to share if anyone's interested.

Now instead of "existing work of art" message, it says "Uploaded audio contains copyrighted lyrics. Please upload a different audio file." Although it's instrumental music:) I have no idea how they managed to ****ed this up so badly.

Hello everyone!
Im thinking about publishing my AI music made in Suno, but I'm a bit confused as how should I credit it because the voice and lyrics are mine but the whole song is made in Suno with my prompts. Is this considered hybrid music or full AI?
I want to be fully transparent about it as this is a passion of mine since i was a kid but never had the budget or the knowledge of working in a studio or with talented people.
I don't care if people say is AI slop as the songs I want to publish are a representation of me and my thoughts.
Thank you!

I run a YouTube channel where I post AI-generated music and MVs, mostly using tools like Suno and Musicful, and lately I’ve been thinking about something a lot.

With traditional music, there are so many layers where feedback naturally exists. People can comment on the performance, vocal delivery, arrangement, mixing, sound design, emotion, timing, all that stuff. Even if someone isn’t a musician, they can still say “the vocals feel flat” or “the drums are too busy” or “the chorus hits harder than the verse.”

But with AI music, most of those layers either disappear or become invisible.

There’s no real performer to critique, no instrumentalist making expressive choices, no vocalist intentionally controlling emotion or phrasing, and usually no detailed production process people can actually analyze. Even if you wrote the lyrics yourself, that’s still only one part of the final output and honestly lyrics alone don’t always get much feedback in regular music either.

So I’ve been wondering what kind of feedback people actually expect in AI music communities now.

A lot of the time the only response AI music gets is basically “it’s AI,” which usually isn’t useful feedback at all. It just turns into a negative reaction instead of actual musical discussion.

And the funny part is, even human-made music with tons of real creative effort behind it often gets almost no meaningful feedback either.

So I guess my question is: in AI music communities like this, what does “useful feedback” even look like anymore?

Stumbled into Suno a while back, completely by accident.

Started making instrumentals, writing my own lyrics over them,

and dropping them on Spotify and YouTube Music — but honestly

just so *I* could listen to my own stuff in the car. Hearing

your own track come up on shuffle next to "real" artists is a

weird kind of high.

Then a practical problem hit. I run a small shop, and finding

decent royalty-free background music is genuinely brutal — it's

either expensive licensing, sketchy "free" libraries with hidden

gotchas, or the same six generic lo-fi loops every retail space

on earth is using. So I thought: why not just play my own catalogue?

That spiraled. I ended up building a small custom player so I

could queue my own tracks at the store. Solo build, started

simple, now it's a whole thing.

And here I am, stuck on the part everyone warned me about.

The music part is fun. The "telling anyone this exists" part

feels weirdly harder than building the player did. I'm not even

sure what I want — validation, feedback, just the experience of

seeing strangers react. Maybe all three.

Curious how others here handled this jump. Especially anyone who:

- started AI music for private reasons and accidentally found a real use case

- built their own tooling around their own catalogue (player, library, whatever)

- got past the "promoting feels gross" wall without turning into a marketing account

Not dropping links — I'd rather hear how you handled the awkward

middle part first.

For a long time now, the works I upload have been failing to load because they're copyrighted. Try something else. No matter how hard I try, even my old works that haven't seen the light of day are also copyrighted. Shazams and other tools can't find anything, and there's not even any text in the works. Speeding up, changing the pitch, and so on also don't help. Are there any other ways to work around or fix this?

Even when I sing a song that sounds slightly similar to what I’m sampling and upload it, or I pitch it up to get it through, it says it’s copyrighted. every. f****** time. Is Suno getting paranoid about record labels that they put hyper detection systems in, or did I get banned? Either way I canceled my membership.

To Suno 🖕have a nice day

Someone on r/aiMusic issued a challenge to make a musically bad song on Suno, which is indeed difficult.

Their point was that the engine defaults to making generic music that is neither good nor bad. I had fun fighting it to generate a pretty awful song. Even learned some music theory in the process.

Anyway... Let's have some challenges!

Either drop me a request, or make your own challenge post and link it here. I'd like to try new things that I didn't think of myself as an exercise to explore the engine. I bet others could benefit from it too.

(I usually write my own lyrics, so I may not get to all, but I'll try to go first come first serve unless I'm really stuck or really inspired.)

I am suprised because normally I have a lot of anti AI comments but they have been minimal considering how many views this song has now. I wonder if people are changing their minds about it alightly? A few people said they normally don't like AI but do like it.