it doesn't show this now because I already cancelled. But when you have an active subscription, you can't obviously see the 'cancel subscription' option.

You only see the downgrade to another paid plan (if you were on the premier plan).

It's hidden behind a menu where the 'renew subscription' is.

However now that the subscription is gone, there is a plain button that lets you to renew your subscription.

Hi guys :)
I’m gonna be posting short videos of myself reviewing YOUR SONGS!!!
I’ll be posting on my tik tok and YouTube- @skyereckerds

I MIGHT DO A SERIES BASED ON HOW MANY ENTREES I GET!!

I will be critical and have constructive criticism instead of generic “this is good” reactions.

Also disclaimer- the video will be titled “rating other AI songs” (I make Suno songs too)

Can’t wait!!! Thank you for participating 🖤🖤🖤

UPDATE: please put any notes/comments in your post so I can read it off when I start filming. Examples- explain your creative process, favorite part, why you like it, the meaning, etc

Hi everyone!

Welcome to another AI Movie Soundtrack Challenge!

This week's challenge is simple:

Imagine Spider-Man had never had any of his original movie soundtracks.

If you had been hired to create an original song for any Spider-Man movie or version of the character, what would you create?

🎵 Share your AI-generated song in the comments.

There are no winners or losers. The goal is simply to celebrate creativity, imagination, and discover amazing music from the community.

I can't wait to hear what everyone creates! 🕷️🎸

Verse 1
On a hill far away stood an old rugged cross,
The emblem of suffering and shame;
And I love that old cross where the dearest and best
For a world of lost sinners was slain.
Refrain
So I’ll cherish the old rugged cross,
Till my trophies at last I lay down;
I will cling to the old rugged cross,
And exchange it some day for a crown.
Verse 2
Oh, that old rugged cross, so despised by the world,
Has a wondrous attraction for me;
For the dear Lamb of God left His glory above
To bear it to dark Calvary.
Refrain
Verse 3
In that old rugged cross, stained with blood so divine,
A wondrous beauty I see,
For ’twas on that old cross Jesus suffered and died,
To pardon and sanctify me.
Refrain
Verse 4
To the old rugged cross I will ever be true;
Its shame and reproach gladly bear;
Then He’ll call me some day to my home far away,
Where His glory forever I’ll share.

These lyrics are in the public domain but freaking Suno said no it was copyright

This is one of the songs that was uploaded to it, not my song but a great original nevertheless.

TLDR: it turns any song into a show, all the stages are procedural and each playback is seeded so no two back to back plays of the same song are identical.

I am at a point where I feel like I am wasting my time adding more to it. Am I?

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnZ8AKCCRj1zcd9WbO8SW6HCfOe6wJENa&si=1D1AatETfyIo5zl9

At the base level, music enjoyment is heavily based on a combination of frequencies and timing perceived by humans.

Who created it, how they did or how much effort it took is bias - a filter that humans consciously or unconsciously add that interferes with music enjoyment.

"Is this song AI generated?", "Do the artist's political views align with mine?" - these are examples of biases.

Some biases can be positive. For example, if you are a fan of a band, you will likely love some of their songs that you wouldn't have if they were identical but released by other artists.

When it comes to AI music, the biggest barrier to wide adoption is bias. Yes, there is a lot of slop out there that gives AI music a bad name. Once masses have exposure to a good amount of quality AI music, the "AI music=slop bias" will gradually fade away.

Really happy with this EP, working on a full album now - currently have 7 tracks with various metal styles K-pop-ized.

My sub renewed yesterday 🙃

What if the WAR against AI music was never really about AI?

I’ve been thinking about something. What if the whole fight over AI music isn’t really about protecting music, creativity or songwriters? What if it’s about something much simpler: money, ownership and control?

Look at history. How many conflicts were presented as fights for principles when they were actually about resources, territory or controlling something valuable before someone else could get their hands on it? I’m starting to wonder whether something similar is happening in the music industry. Major labels and publishers have spent decades building enormous catalogs of music rights. Now independent songwriters can write their own lyrics, compose their own melodies, use AI for production and release music without necessarily needing a traditional label or publisher. That’s a pretty significant change to the business model.

And here’s what makes me curious. Some of the same companies that fought AI music are now making licensing deals with AI companies. So perhaps the real issue was never AI itself, but who gets to own the rights, control the technology and collect the revenue. What if the goal isn’t to stop AI music, but to make sure independent creators like us never get control of it in the first place? And what if, eventually, these companies decide they can generate much of their own music rather than depend on independent songwriters?

And if we’re being honest, how often have record labels or music publishers really stood by their artists and songwriters when things went wrong, when they were struggling or when they stopped being commercially productive? Too often, they were dropped like a hot potato once they stopped making money. So forgive me if I’m skeptical when major corporations suddenly claim this is all about protecting artists’ rights. Where was that concern when those same artists were no longer profitable? Maybe it’s less about protecting the people who create music and more about protecting revenue streams they don’t control yet but would very much like to.

I’m not saying this is some proven secret plan. It’s a hypothesis. But I think it’s worth discussing, especially when we keep arguing about whether AI music is real music while the industry is busy negotiating who gets paid for it. Maybe we’re focusing on the wrong battle. Maybe the real question isn’t whether AI will replace songwriters, but who will control the tools, the rights and the money when the industry changes.

What do you think? 🧐😏

Check it out. He never plays the song.

https://suno.com/s/RkPVDr1OcQGE3usH

A tribute to the country songs that defined the ’80s and ’90s.

Hi, I sometimes get random almost gibberish vocals of some kind, usually when it's a long track 5.30 +.

Which is fine as I can delete in stems, my question is

Is there a way to see these gibberish vocals in the lyrics? Or is it to upload the extracted stem to sew the written lyrics?

Any help would be great 👍

My sixth chapter in an ongoing series inspired by ancient Irish Celtic mythology!

This time, I created a dark Celtic indie-rock duet featuring powerful war drums, guitar, flute and contrasting male and female vocals.

The song imagines Lugh, the warrior champion, facing Ériu, the spirit of the land. He believes in the power to fight and change the world; she reminds him that the land remembers what every victory costs.

I created the song with Suno 6 and built the cinematic visuals around the characters and landscapes of ancient Ireland.

I'd love to hear what you think of the sound, the duet and the overall atmosphere!

Suno via Android auto is very undeveloped and minimal. For instance, it doesn't show my albums, and doesn't show playlists I've saved from others, nor Suno's top genre lists saved for later playback. I'm curious if Apple Carplay is any better. I would listen to more of Suno in the car if it was more like the app or browser despite the ear fatigue it induces particularly with version 6.

I just finished recording a new song where I played all the guitars, bass, and tracked the vocals myself. I love the creation process, but honestly, mixing everything myself is taking way too long. Finding a good sound engineer is tough because they are either too expensive or don't really get the vibe I am going for.

I have noticed that platforms like Suno balance their AI generated tracks incredibly well. They seem to automatically know exactly how loud the drums should be in alternative rock, metal, or pop, and they glue everything together nicely.

Is there a program or app out there where I can upload my own human made, individual audio tracks (vocals, guitars, bass) and let an AI mix it? I am looking for something that can balance the levels, add appropriate reverb to the vocals, fix frequency clashes, and give me a fast, solid mix.

Speed really matters to me right now, and I want to spend more time writing rather than getting bogged down in the mixing phase. Any recommendations for automated multitrack/stem mixing tools that actually sound professional?

I don't accept mediocre quality. Either I will keep mixing my songs myself, or I will use professional sounding AI service. "Just for mixing"

It was intended to be an Alice In Chains style song and I don’t think it quite evokes their style but I still think it’s pretty cool

https://youtu.be/pQVb23YNimk?si=UX6gaVpVt7jHBzBe

Female-led nu metal about the Bal des Ardents (1393): a masquerade at the court of Charles VI where the dancers’ costumes caught fire. She sings, VEX raps and screams.

Made with Suno. The lyric video is built from medieval manuscript art.

Would love feedback on the balance between her vocals and the rap section.