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Suno

US music-generation application with tools for producing and editing songs.

Built by a company founded in 2022, Suno combines music generation with tools for arranging and editing songs. Its browser studio gives users control over individual parts as well as complete tracks.

Last refreshed: 22 October 2026

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Background

Suno is a music-making application whose generative models create audio from users' instructions. The product serves people starting without a finished recording as well as musicians developing existing ideas. Its tools include ways to maintain a recurring vocal or artistic identity, and it is available through web and mobile applications. The company behind it was founded in 2022. [Suno's product and company profile](https://Suno.com/about).

Within the browser-based Suno Studio, users can arrange material on a timeline and work with separate musical parts. The studio combines generation with editing, including MIDI notes, synthesiser sounds and audio effects. Automation allows changes to settings such as volume and panning over time. That makes song generation one stage in a broader production workflow that also includes revising and shaping the resulting music. [Suno Studio help](https://help.Suno.com/en/articles/13670529).

Common Questions
What can Suno Studio do beyond generating a song?
Studio 2.0 includes multitrack production, MIDI editing, effects, automation and stem separation.Source: Suno
How can musicians move Suno Studio work into another workstation?
They can export songs, multitracks or individual stems as audio. Suno says Studio has no direct workstation synchronisation.Source: Suno Help
Who can use Suno Studio 2.0?
Suno's help page says Studio 2.0 is available to Premier subscribers.Source: Suno Help
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Written with AI from Lowdown's published reporting. Not individually reviewed by an editor. Updated 22 October 2026. Editorial standards.