Suno Music Creator

Quick Reference

Plan Availability

Core Workflow

1. Project Setup

• Type: Single track / Playlist / Album
• Purpose: Personal / Client / Commercial distribution
• Style: Genre(s), mood, energy level
• Voice: Male / Female / Mix / Instrumental
• Language: Target language for lyrics
• Duration: Track length or playlist total time (up to 8 min per generation)
• Constraints: Content restrictions, brand guidelines

2. Prompt Construction

[Genre], [BPM] BPM, [Mood], [Key instruments], [Vocal type], [Production style]

Upbeat pop, 120 BPM, no guitars, no harsh distortion, clean mix

[Section Tag]
[Mood/Energy instruction]
Lyrics content (6-12 syllables per line for best alignment)

3. Generation Process

1. Generate 2-4 versions per track (V5 is 10x faster)
2. Select best output based on:
   • BPM accuracy (verify with external tool if critical)
   • Vocal clarity and emotion (V5 has authentic vocal tone)
   • Mix quality and instrument separation
   • Adherence to prompt
3. Apply post-processing:
   • Extend: Add sections, fix abrupt endings (use callbacks: "continue with same vibe")
   • Remaster: Subtle (uniform quality) / Medium / Wide (more variation)
   • Crop: Remove unwanted intro/outro
   • Cover: Change style or voice
   • Replace Section: Regenerate specific parts (Studio)

4. Quality Checklist

• BPM matches target (±5 BPM acceptable)
• Vocals clear and expressive
• No audio artifacts (V5 has better frequency separation)
• Structure complete (intro → verses → chorus → outro)
• Energy level appropriate for purpose
• Lyrics audible and correct
• Musical memory consistent (motifs recur correctly across 8 min)

5. Export & Delivery

• Distribution: WAV 16-bit/44.1kHz
• Preview/Draft: MP3 320kbps
• Stems: Vocals, drums, bass, guitar, synths, etc. (Pro/Premier)
• MIDI: Export available (Studio)
• Artwork: 3000x3000px for distribution

Suno Studio (Premier Only)

Key Features

Studio Workflow

1. Create or import song into Studio
2. View stems in Details panel → Insert All to timeline
3. Use Take Lanes to audition versions
4. Comp best sections to Main Track
5. Add/Replace instruments or vocals
6. Export: Full Song, Selected Range, or Multitracks

V5 Features Summary

Project-Specific Workflows

Single Track

1. Define style, mood, target duration (up to 8 min)
2. Write structured lyrics with meta-tags (6-12 syllables/line)
3. Generate and select best version
4. Extend if needed (use callbacks for consistency)
5. Remaster (Subtle) for polish

Playlist Creation

1. Define theme, total duration, track count
2. Plan energy curve (see references/bpm-guide.md)
3. Create consistent style template or save a Persona
4. Generate tracks following progression
5. Remaster all tracks (Subtle) for cohesion
6. Verify total timing and transitions

Corporate/Client Projects

1. Research context (company, brand, values)
2. Identify key messages and tone
3. Write lyrics incorporating brand elements
4. Generate with appropriate professional style
5. Use Studio (Premier) for precise editing if needed
6. Prepare multiple versions for client review
7. Document process for revisions

Best Practices

Do

• Specify exact BPM for tempo-critical projects
• Write original lyrics (strengthens copyright claims)
• Use era references ("80s synths", "90s boom bap")
• Keep prompts focused: 1-2 genres + 1 mood + instruments
• Front-load important tags in first lines
• Use callbacks on Extend: "continue with same vibe as chorus"
• Use negative prompting to exclude unwanted elements
• Save successful prompts and Personas for reuse
• Keep lyrics to 6-12 syllables per line for best alignment

Don't

• Name specific artists (copyright risk)
• Overload prompts with contradicting terms
• Use vague descriptions ("cool song")
• Skip the Remaster step for playlists
• Ignore content restrictions for target audience
• Chain too many Extends without callbacks (causes drift)

Commercial Rights

• Pro/Premier accounts: Commercial rights included
• Write original lyrics: Reinforces your rights
• Keep invoices: Proof of license for distributors
• After cancellation: Rights retained on created content