Improvements to Studio: Tighter timing, clip stretching and fade curves.
By Steven Van ·
Premier subscribers also get floating windows for synth, keyboard and plug-in views, including support for moving them onto other monitors.
New clips in Suno Studio now have more accurate first-downbeat detection, improving the timing of clips and takes on the timeline. The change reduces the need to manually align non-rhythmic clips, such as a cappella vocals.
Stretch clips and shape fades
Shift-click-dragging now automatically timestretches a clip, helping match samples and found sounds to tracks in Studio projects regardless of tempo.
Clip fades previously followed a linear curve. Dragging the node on the fade icon now lets users create exponential or logarithmic curves for fades in and out.
Move controls into floating windows
The wavetable synth, musical typing keyboard and expanded plug-in views can now pop out into floating windows. These can be moved around the screen or onto other monitors.
Studio runs in the browser and is included with a Premier subscription. The changes are detailed in the October 8 release notes.
