I have some hot tips for suno. It always generates not enough lyrics, and the song ends up being a minute long, copy and paste the generated lyrics at the bottom, so it repeats everything like a normal song. Then at the very bottom, put long outro, or instrumental outro in square brackets . Do this and your song will be around 2 mins without an extension

@getkraken8064

Ай бұрын

Thanks for the outro prompt info. I am using my own lyrics on Suno AI, floored with some of the results, but it's trial and error getting generation pieces to complete the song. Sometimes you get abominations but sometimes something unintended sounds great.

@kyledupont7711

Ай бұрын

@@getkraken8064 I have been doing mostly my own lyrics as well. It seems the generated lyrics don't even attempt to rhyme, which causes the AI to get confused on where the lines should start and stop. If you can even make the last word on a line rhyme the AI is about 5x better at giving you what you are looking for. I also discovered you can steal beats from any song on suno. Find the song you want to use, extend it and set the extend start to 0:05 or 0:10 whatever cuts off any lyrics in the base song, you now have the beat instead of the roll of the dice!

@getkraken8064

Ай бұрын

@@kyledupont7711 My man Kyle / You make me smile / Rhyme the end of the song / Baby you can't go wrong

I stumbled across an AI song on Spotify the other day which was ridiculously good, called Go Low by Gallis

Can you plz review real time voice changers?

In suno when generating a song change v2 to v3

0:24 Suno version 2??

Suno needs to work on their user interface. It's difficult to extend songs. Udio is much easier to use. I made some instrumental rock tracks on both platforms and Suno seems to make better tunes in this specific genre because Udio tends to just make endless crazy guitar solos and Suno was a bit more structured. Otherwise they both are great at writing lyrics and putting tunes to them. It takes the work out of writing lyrics as you can use it as a starting point. Also a great tool for coming up with musical ideas. Have not tried stable yet, but I am going to check it out.

@JWestdigital

Ай бұрын

Thanks for your feedback on the platforms and do let us know what you think of stable when you've checked it out. 🙌

@nuttob

Ай бұрын

@@JWestdigital I tried stable and it had the best control as I could make tracks with drums only as an example, but there was too much repetition and the overall quality was not as good as the other two. I think it had to do with not getting enough time with the prompts as your credits are renewed monthly. I think they are being too restrictive.😒

THEY TOOK 'ER JOBS!!!

@JWestdigital

Ай бұрын

Get a new one. Things change, sink or swim, move with the times. Also who is this “they”?

@kwullums

Ай бұрын

@JWestdigital look man I get not everyone watches Southpark. That being said for as excited as you are about this technology and it's commercial viability, we've seen time and time again that the more art is democratized the less money goes to artists and the more goes to anything else. Gear brands, subscriptions, labels. As good as this stuff sounds, there's no reason to care because we're not connecting with anything and if advertisers start shoving this stuff down my throat I'd rather kill myself

@mxzri12344

17 сағат бұрын

Derr de derr!!

@mxzri12344

17 сағат бұрын

@@JWestdigitallol this is a reference to a show. I thought everyone would know about South Park

No one is gonna listen to these songs. Maybe for personal use.

@monte-cristo9710

Ай бұрын

in a few years you will not be able to distinguish the song you hear on the radio created by AI and that will be ok, also people will use songs created by AI for content on KZread or other platforms without violating copyrights

@JWestdigital

Ай бұрын

Great for social media posts.

@getkraken8064

Ай бұрын

Most of the examples I've heard, I'd agree with you. I use my own lyrics and honestly believe some of my tracks are much more real sounding that most examples I've heard, and are very listenable. With so much autotune in the recording business these days, are we really hearing true humans anymore already?