Your first song in the Studio
Add reference songs or describe the sound, Build the style, Write the words and pick a draft, copy both into Suno's Advanced tab with Variety off, and Save song.
Tutorials
Seven walkthroughs are being recorded, covering the real workflows — from your first song to a mastered WAV and an organized catalog. None are up yet; this is the running order, and they'll appear here as they land.
Add reference songs or describe the sound, Build the style, Write the words and pick a draft, copy both into Suno's Advanced tab with Variety off, and Save song.
Emphasis, exclusions, and the fine-tune chips — how to steer the compiled style toward exactly the sound in your head. Re-steering an already-blended style needs Maestro; Apprentice gets one blend, ever.
Generate a first draft, then use tweak passes and version history to push individual lines without losing the good ones — Maestro and Impresario keep the whole history; Apprentice keeps only the newest.
Turn a saved style and lyrics into audio in the app itself (MP3, 18+), then compare takes and pick a favorite. Apprentice gets one render, ever; Maestro and Impresario renew a monthly allowance instead.
What the name-safety check actually looks for — a match against your own reference songs, not a general clearance — and how to read the How tab's record. The full timeline and its export are Impresario.
Choose a WAV from Suno or your DAW (takes rendered in Dugatto are MP3 and can't be mastered yet), pick Streaming or CD and a genre, read the Mastering advisor, and download. Apprentice includes one master.
Build your catalog in Manager: add a band, file songs under it, gather them into an album and set the track order. Release details — status, date, UPC — are Impresario.
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