Adjust lyric pronunciation with elongated vowels (e.g., "loooove") or punctuation (e.g., "seen, seen!") to fine-tune cadence in v5’s vocal engine. Example: "[Chorus] Loooove, oh loooove (background: soft ahhhs)."

Activate Suno’s "creative boost" button to auto-enhance prompts, but review its suggestions, as it may overgeneralize niche styles. Best for refining broad prompts.

Emphasize emotional descriptors (e.g., "raw, yearning," "expansive") over technical ones, as v5’s architecture is tuned for expressive, immersive outputs. Example: "Raw, emotional folk with yearning vocals, nostalgic and soulful."

Structure prompts like a JSON object for granular control (e.g., {"genre": "jazz-trap", "elements": ["sax solo", "808 bass"], "bpm": 90}). This minimizes ambiguity in v5’s complex outputs. Example: {"genre": "deep house", "mood": "melancholic",...

v5 excels with conversational, story-like prompts. Describe the song’s arc in full sentences (e.g., "Start with ambient layers, build to a hypnotic groove with warm synths") to tap into its immersive audio processing. Example: "Begin with a...

Use meta tags like [Solo: 12s sax swell] or [Break: distorted bass drop] within lyrics to control specific transitions or instrumental highlights, leveraging v5’s improved structure recognition. Example: "[Verse 1] Soft vocals rise [Bridge: 15s...

Place critical style or mood terms (e.g., "cinematic," "emotional") at both the beginning and end of the style prompt to reinforce consistency, as v5 prioritizes repeated cues for "locking in" the vibe.

• [Brackets] – Highlight Important Elements Use square brackets to signal the core ingredients of your track while still letting Suno stay creative. You’re basically saying, “These are the priorities—use them, but feel free to adapt.” Example:...

Adding mixing and mastering descriptors at the start of your lyrics can influence the audio quality. Try using tags like: • [High-fidelity stereo sound with wide spatial imaging] • [Crisp mix and polished mastering] • [Warmth from vintage...

Exclude Styles is now available in Early Access Beta for Pro and Premier subscribers! We generate songs by using descriptions which can include genres, specific instruments, voice styles, and more. What if there's something you don't want? This...

#Before: you might get best results using something like: "deep house, emotional, melodic" #Now: you can write something like: "Create a melodic, emotional deep house song with organic textures and hypnotic rhythms, Begin with soft ambient...

[Intro – Muted Choir Loop + Static Crackle] (sample: “it’s falling apart…”) [whispered, looped softly in background] [Baby voice] (“i had a dream but it bit me back”) (—click. click. click—) [footsteps in an empty hall]