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Meet Studio Chat 💬 It knows what's in your project. From every track, to every piece of MIDI. It can tidy up, rename, color code or even write a new part straight onto the timeline.

“Take Me Back” is out now on Suno. Brought to life by Braylon Browner in a music video directed by fellow choreographer Nina McNeely, their collaboration moves from dance, to song, to a complete world crafted around Braylon’s movement. Music created with v6 and finished in Studio 2.0.

Suno Studio now ships with built-in plugins, including a compressor. But what does a compressor actually do? Read our overview here: https://suno.com/blog/about-compression OR follow the highlights in this thread🧵

Sometimes you know exactly what you want. Sometimes you just want to be surprised.

From warm saturation to something a little more experimental, describe what you want and hear it in your track ✨

You can record straight to the timeline in Suno Studio. Arm your track and press record. Now you’re making music.

For @braylonbrowner movement doesn't simply follow music, it's where the music begins. Watch him use v6 to turn his movement into a song and push his choreography process to unexpected places. Make what moves you. Watch his debut music video, directed by Nina McNeely: https://suno.com/braylon

With Suno Studio, you can record your voice and turn it into ANYTHING. Electric guitar is just the start.

Studio Update: 🎛️ We’ve been reading your feedback. Tighter timing, clip stretching, fade curves, and pop-out windows are live now. Here’s what’s new 🧵

send us a meme and we'll make a song about it...

For @banoffeemusic innovation is instinct. A song isn't finished until it surprises her. Watch her use v6 to draw from unlikely influences, blend genres and take her sound somewhere new. Make what moves you.

Sidechaining is everywhere in modern production, but it’s one of the oldest tricks in audio. A quick history, and how to do it in Suno Studio 🧵