Short answer: Jordan Metzner says Suno returns two versions of each song and lets you download MP3 or WAV files, generate a lyric video, remix and edit with styles, and get stems that separate the audio from the instrumental.
Watch this answer from Episode 3 (starts at 16:07) · Episode 3 notes and transcript
From Episode 3: Auto-Marketing for Podcasts? Let’s Build It!, starting at 16:07.
Sam Nadler [16:06]: One question I have is like, so every time you, it gives you these two outputs immediately. Usually, I do is, either choose one or kind of tweak the prompt and continue working. Can you go in and within Suno edit elements of the song, like add a baseline or, different kind of musical elements? I'm, not musically inclined enough to do that. But theoretically, can you go and tweak little bits and pieces of the song?
Jordan Metzner [16:39]: Yeah. So they've built a ton of new features. So first, when you produce the song, you're gonna get two versions of the song. As you heard, we listened to the first one. If we just listen for a second, we can listen to the second one and, we can In
Sam Nadler [16:52]: The silence of the morning.
Jordan Metzner [16:54]: Can hear it very different. Begins to sing a spot But we can jump, later into the song. Future's taken wing. So I think the first one might be better for us. Let's just say here as an example. And so then Suno's added a bunch of new features. You can download the song as an m p three or a WAV file. You can actually generate a video with lyrics, and then you can also now remix and edit the song. So they have an editor. You can use styles, so you can kinda like remix it. You can also get the stems, which is a new feature, which means you can separate out the audio from the instrumental. So it really has been quite a robust tool. And, it sounds maybe a little boring with classical music, as we've made here. But if I just take my new prompt using the same lyrics, I'm just gonna go back to Suno here, and we'll paste in my new prompt, which is country trap hip hop with the same exact lyrics. We'll create that and in just a few moments.
Jordan Metzner [17:54]: And like I said, it Suno is just so fast. Here, we're gonna get the same song, but like in country trap. And that just shows the diversity of it. Yeah.
