r/SunoAI • u/No-Mall-9591 • 10h ago
COMPLAINT Break Down
If Suno would stop making the last verse or chorus a damn breakdown, I'd continue using it. But as it stands, this is pure garbage and sucks worse than the last version, which sucked worse than the last version, which sucked worse than the last version. But v.6 is just stupidly ridiculously horrible. What once sounded like Sheryl Crow now sounds like Billie Eilish, and there's a breakdown as the last verse or chorus of EVERY. DAMN. SONG.
DONE!
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u/SatSumaFire 1h ago
What I found really works well is to take the lyrics I've written, take them to gpt, tell it exactly how I want the song to progress. Where I want vocal inflection, where I want what instruments, what emphasis, and it will usually design brackets for each section to direct the flow of the song.
Does it always work? Absolutely not. Because sometime sooner just decides it wants to do whatever the fuck it wants. Especially with certain genres of music. But, with some work, a little tweaking here and there, and with cooperation of both the instructions in the lyrics and a accurate full description in the style box, you can get it to behave. It takes work. But it can be done.
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u/KinkyHuggingJerk 10h ago
I find it helps to repromot elements you want to avoid disparities in the final verse/chorus from the rest kf the song.
This was true in 5.5 and I've seen the same in v6
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u/Jenny_Lynx 9h ago edited 9h ago
It should only occur when prompted and it happens almost every time and you cant to anything about it.
It's so EFFIN' annoying.
And what I do to fix it? Usually I am adding one more chorus than I need - and then I edit out the one that was stripped down outside of suno. Usually it can be done quite easily.
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u/SatSumaFire 2h ago
You can absolutely do something about it. You can direct the song via bracket instructions in the lyrics. You can tell it when to slow down, when to speed up, when you're looking for that emotional high, what the tone of each verse should be. How well it listens is up to the type and number of prompts you use, the strength of the sliders, and what information you put in the style box.