How-to guides
Step-by-step walkthroughs you can follow today.
Why Does Suno Make 2 Songs at Once?
Suno makes two songs from every prompt because that is how the tool is built: each time you hit Create, it renders two different takes so you can compare them and keep the one you like. Suno charges 10 credits for that pair, not 5 for a single song.
Read → Prompts · September 29, 2026How to Write Song Lyrics With AI (Without Sounding Generic)
To write song lyrics with AI that do not sound generic, give the AI a real story and a specific image, write or pick the hook yourself, and use AI for drafts, rhymes and edits rather than the whole song. Then read it out loud and cut every line you would not say.
Read → AI Video · September 28, 2026How to Make a Music Video With AI: Step by Step
Here's how to make a music video with AI: write or generate your song in Suno, create visuals in Runway or Kling from lyric-based prompts, add lyric overlays and cuts in VEED, then export and upload. Check each tool's commercial-use terms first.
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Learn Piano for Songwriting: Chords That Make Better AI Songs
You only need a handful of chords and progressions to write better songs, with or without AI. Learning them on piano lets you hear why a song works, describe it precisely in prompts, and fix melodies yourself. A chord-first course like Pianoforall is the fastest route.
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How to Sing on Your Suno Songs (Suno Voices Guide, 2026)
Suno added Voices in v5.5 and it works with the current v6 models. It lets you record or upload your own singing so Suno can use your voice on your songs. For the best results, record a clean, dry, in-tune sample in a quiet room. A stronger, steadier voice going in gives a far better voice coming out.
Read → Legal & Money · September 26, 2026How to Make a Musician Website That Sells Your Music (2026)
Buy a domain with your artist name, get low-cost hosting with one-click WordPress (like HostGator), install a music-friendly theme, then add five pages: Home with a player, Music, About, Email sign-up and Contact. It takes an afternoon and a few dollars a month.
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Suno Download Limits Explained (September 2026)
Since September 3, 2026, Suno limits downloads: the Free plan gets 7 downloads in total (personal use only), Pro gets 20 a month, and Premier gets 60 a month. Paid users can buy extra downloads, and every song stays playable and shareable in your library.
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Can You Still Download Udio Songs? (2026 Answer)
No. Udio disabled all audio, video and stem downloads on October 30, 2025 as part of its Universal Music Group settlement, and they are still off in September 2026. You can play and share songs inside Udio, but you cannot export the files.
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Suno v6 Prompt Guide: How to Write Prompts That Work (With Examples)
A strong Suno v6 prompt has three parts in order: a style line (genre, instruments, vocal, mood, tempo), structure tags like [Verse] and [Chorus], and optional lyrics. Be specific about sound, describe artists instead of naming them, and use v6's text edits to fix one section instead of regenerating everything.
Read → Trends & Data · September 26, 2026Creator Workflow Trends 2026: How AI Is Changing the Production Stack
In 2026, the leading creator workflow integrates AI at every stage — generation, editing, mastering and distribution — while keeping human judgment at the creative and licensing decisions. The result is a solo creator shipping work that previously required a team.
Read → Legal & Money · September 26, 2026AI Music Commercial Use Checklist: 10 Questions Before You Publish
Before monetizing any AI-generated track, confirm: paid plan with commercial rights, no prohibited-use conflicts, license covers your specific distribution channel, and documentation is saved. This checklist covers all 10 gates.
Read → Suno & Udio · September 26, 2026Udio Prompt Guide: Tags, Techniques and Real Examples
Udio responds best to production-aware prompts that include timbre, recording environment, and instrument-specific descriptors alongside genre tags. Think like a recording engineer, not a playlist curator.
Read → Suno & Udio · September 26, 2026Suno AI: Full Guide to the World's Most-Used AI Song Generator
Suno AI is the leading text-to-song platform, producing complete vocal tracks with lyrics and arrangement from a single prompt. Its v6 models are the current gold standard for AI vocals.
Read → Film & Score · September 26, 2026AI Music for Films: A Practical Scoring Guide for Filmmakers
AI music tools like AIVA, Suno and Soundraw let filmmakers generate custom cinematic cues — from tension beds to orchestral swells — at a fraction of traditional scoring costs, with screen-ready licensing on paid tiers.
Read → Prompts · September 26, 2026AI Rap Prompt Guide: Beats, Flow and Lyrics That Hit
A strong AI rap prompt names the exact hip-hop sub-genre, specifies BPM and 808/drum character, defines the rapper's flow and register, and uses [Verse] / [Hook] structure tags in the lyrics field.
Read → Prompts · September 26, 2026How to Write AI Music Prompts That Actually Work
Write AI music prompts in layers: sub-genre first, then BPM, then instrumentation, then mood, then structure tags. Specific and sensory beats long and vague every time.
Read → Prompts · September 26, 2026AI Music Prompts: The Complete Guide to Getting Great Results
An AI music prompt is a text instruction that tells a generator what to create — genre, tempo, mood, instrumentation and structure. The more specific and sensory your prompt, the more usable the output.
Read → Legal & Money · July 17, 2026How to Master a Song Online in 2026 (AI vs Engineer)
To master a song online, upload your final stereo mix to an AI mastering service like LANDR, which analyzes the track and applies balanced EQ, compression and loudness to a competitive commercial level, then export the master as a WAV — a process that takes minutes and costs a fraction of a human mastering engineer while getting you release-ready for streaming.
Read → Legal & Money · July 17, 2026How to Distribute Music to Spotify in 2026 (Step by Step)
You cannot upload a track to Spotify yourself — Spotify only accepts music through an approved distributor, so you pick a service like DistroKid or LANDR, upload your finished master with artwork and metadata, and it delivers the release to Spotify (and every other store) under an ISRC and UPC it assigns for you.
Read → Audio Tools · July 17, 2026How to Extract an Acapella From a Song (Clean Vocals)
To extract an acapella, run the song through an AI stem separator like Lalal.ai and keep the isolated vocal stem instead of the instrumental — great for remixes and sampling, though you should only pull vocals from your own or properly licensed material.
Read → Audio Tools · July 17, 2026How to Make a Karaoke Track From Any Song (2026 Guide)
To make a karaoke track, use an AI stem separator like Lalal.ai to remove the lead vocal and export the instrumental, which gives a full, clean backing track — just remember to only do this with songs you own or have the rights to perform.
Read → Audio Tools · July 17, 2026How to Remove Vocals From a Song (Cleanly) in 2026
To remove vocals from a song, run the track through an AI stem separator like Lalal.ai, which isolates and mutes the vocal stem to leave a clean instrumental — far better than old center-channel karaoke tricks, though very loud or reverb-heavy vocals can still leave faint traces.
Read → Audio Tools · July 17, 2026AI Voice Cloning: How It Works and How to Do It Right
AI voice cloning trains a model on a sample of someone's voice so it can speak new text in that voice, and done ethically — with clear consent — ElevenLabs is the leading tool for producing a natural, controllable clone.
Read → Audio Tools · July 17, 2026Text-to-Speech AI Voices: The 2026 Creator's Guide
Modern text-to-speech AI voices are near-indistinguishable from human narrators for most content, and ElevenLabs leads on realism and language coverage — making it the default pick for YouTube voiceover, audiobooks and explainer narration.
Read → Audio Tools · June 27, 2026AI Audio Tools: The Producer's Guide to What's Actually Useful
The most battle-tested AI audio tools are Moises (stems + detection), iZotope RX (repair), LANDR (mastering), and Sonible's smart series (adaptive EQ/compression) — each genuinely replaces hours of manual work.
Read → Filmmaker Tools · June 27, 2026AI Film Editing Workflow: From Assembly to Final Cut
The most efficient AI film editing workflow in 2026 runs Descript for transcript-based rough cuts and dialogue cleanup, DaVinci Resolve AI for color and timeline organization, Runway for VFX shots, and ElevenLabs for subtitle and dubbing delivery.
Read → AI Video · June 27, 2026AI Video Generator: Best Tools and Workflows in 2026
The best AI video generators in 2026 are Runway Gen-4 for quality, Kling for long clips, Pika for speed and cost, and Luma Dream Machine for photorealistic camera movement from images.
Read → Prompts · June 27, 2026AI Reggaeton Music Prompt Guide: Dembow, Perreo and Modern Latin Trap
Reggaeton AI prompts need to name the dembow rhythm pattern explicitly, specify BPM (90-100 for classic, 130-145 for Latin trap), and indicate whether you're targeting traditional perreo, reggaeton romántico, or trap Latino.
Read → Prompts · June 27, 2026AI Afrobeat Music Prompt Guide: Grooves, Rhythm and Lagos Energy
Afrobeat AI prompts need to specify the rhythmic pocket (talking drum or percussion grid), the guitar chop style, BPM (95-108), the bass feel, and whether you're targeting classic Fela-era Afrobeat or modern Afrobeats/Afropop.
Read → Prompts · June 27, 2026AI Lo-Fi Music Prompt Guide: Beats, Textures and Chill Atmospheres
Lo-fi AI prompts work best with specific texture descriptors — vinyl crackle, tape hiss, room ambience, dusty Rhodes or piano — paired with a slow BPM (70-90) and minimal structure instructions.
Read → Prompts · June 27, 2026AI Cinematic Music Prompt Guide: Score Cues That Feel Film-Ready
Cinematic music prompts need to specify the dramatic function (tension, triumph, grief, action), orchestration (strings, brass, choir, electronics), dynamic arc, and tempo character — not just "epic orchestral."
Read → Prompts · June 27, 2026AI Vocal Prompt Guide: Get the Voice You Want From Any Generator
Vocal prompts need four descriptors to land consistently: register (alto, tenor, soprano), timbre (breathy, raspy, warm), delivery style (melismatic, conversational, rapped), and production character (close-mic'd, reverb-heavy, autotune).
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