How to Enhance Your Suno AI Songs with Advanced Formatting Tips

Solution: For creators looking to elevate their Suno AI-generated songs, employing advanced formatting and annotations like asterisks, brackets, and capitalization can significantly alter the dynamics and style of music. These techniques can change vocal delivery, add effects, and sequence different parts of your song.

Examples:

1. Using Asterisks for Effects: You can add sound effects by enclosing them in asterisks. For example:

   *gunshots*

   This might make the AI incorporate the sound of gunshots into the song.

2. Capitalization for Vocal Emphasis: Placing a line of lyrics in ALL CAPS with a punctuation like ”!” or ”?” can modify the voice tone, making it louder or distinct from the main vocals.

3. Brackets for Song Structure: Utilizing brackets to define different song sections (e.g., [Intro], [Verse], [Chorus]) helps in managing the flow and sequencing. More creative uses include:

   [Flute solo intro]
   [Increase intensity]
   [Crescendo]
   [Starts out quietly]
   [Whispering vocals]
   [Screaming vocals]

   These directives inform the AI about the intended musical direction and intensity of each section.

4. Workarounds for Language Restrictions: To bypass content filters on restricted words, substituting letters or words allows the use of similar sounds without triggering censorship, enhancing creative freedom. For instance:

   • Replace “die” with “dye”
   • Use “ill” instead of “kill”

5. Creative Naming for Music Styles: Describing unique music styles like “Haunting g-funk horror doom trap r&b” can lead to innovative genre fusions, pushing the boundaries of traditional music classification.

Effective URLs demonstrating these techniques:

• Sample Song with Effect
• Gunshots Effect
• Bird Sounds

Additional Tips:

• Experimentation is key; not all annotations will work consistently, so testing different combinations can yield the best results.
• Keep trying different phrasings and annotations as the AI might take a few attempts to accurately interpret these cues.