SUNO Studio

What it does

A browser-based multitrack workspace inside SUNO, on the Premier plan only. Tracks take imported audio, live input or generated parts: select a region, pick an instrument from the pill bar, describe what you want and it writes into that spot. Any clip can be transposed, time-stretched, split into stems that drop onto their own tracks, or converted to MIDI.

In the demo

Jade shows the iPad browser first, where drag and drop does not work, then moves to a laptop. She generates a guitar solo into a gap, replaces a section of drums, records a hummed line, and builds an arrangement around her own acoustic guitar part.

Worth knowing

Jade frames it as a collaboration and idea tool, not a way to generate finished songs, and spends part of the demo on the ethics of training data and AI music on streaming services. Stem splits carry artifacts, and failed generations still cost credits.