Updates to Suno Studio
It’s been a couple of weeks since we launched Studio 2.0 , the biggest ever update to our browser-based DAW.
A couple of weeks after launching Studio 2.0, Suno has pushed a set of updates to its browser-based DAW.
- The chat bar is now aware of BPM and can process tempo changes, is more reliable and rational in its responses, and prompt edits can now be undone.
- Plugins can be moved or copied between tracks by dragging and dropping, instead of separate copy and paste steps. Cmd-D (Mac) or ctrl-D (PC) duplicates a plugin on the same track, and holding option while dragging duplicates a plugin onto another track.
- The wavetable synth no longer aliases at high frequencies, for cleaner synth sounds and smoother frequency shifts.
- Audio playback is faster and projects load more quickly.
- Bug fixes: MIDI and MP3 files no longer go missing from some exports, a MIDI bug causing stuck notes on quick presses is resolved, and reversed clips no longer collapse incorrectly when resized.
Full details are in the release notes.
Suno
AI music generator that turns text prompts into complete songs — vocals, instrumentals, mixing, and mastering, with custom or AI-written lyrics.
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