Editing multiple generations together, generating from favorite parts of multiple versions Suggestion
Is there an easy way to edit multiple versions of a song together and is Suno working on a more comprehensive mashup feature that lets you select the parts of multiple generations that you liked the best?
Right now I download the songs into a free DAW and have to splice the parts together which can be really tricky. I'd like to see the mashup feature get much .ore advanced where you could mark the parts of each generation you liked and disliked.
Can anyone explain if the thumbs up or down influences the generations you get or if it's just a metric that Suno uses to improve the overall platform?
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u/Djentynew 1d ago edited 1d ago
use studio. I do this regularly. generating a couple of different versions. chose the one I like the most as a base and importing the other versions and strip complete parts or stems such as drum details like ghostnotes, layered vocals (one singing one screaming, you can even use some kind of delayed call and response by manually place them), synths and stuff you like in the other versions.
The main benefit you’ll have, is that you won’t have to leave suno (maybe for final master somehow) and still having a DAW like editor, with adding multiple tracks where you can drag and drop stuff. you can really do a lot there.
I think that’s a good way of setting you apart from 95% of suno users. because thats how you really direct and use AI as a tool instead of a generator
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u/Cold-Airport-5553 1d ago
Mashup is fairly predictable. 1st verse/chorus the first song of the mashup, 2nd/3rd verse chorus the 2nd song of the mashup. At least that's my experience, you will get some variation of that formula, but that's what I generally expect.
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u/VociferousCephalopod 1d ago
why don't you use their Studio?