How to Prompt Suno AI to Use Animal Sounds and Noises
Understanding the Problem
Many users find it challenging to get Suno AI to generate animal sounds or other specific noises in their tracks. Despite various attempts with different prompts, the AI often fails to produce the desired effects.
Solution Overview
To successfully prompt Suno AI to use animal sounds and noises, you need to use specific techniques and prompt structures. Here are some effective strategies:
Strategy 1: Use Bracketed Prompts
Use bracketed prompts in all-caps to indicate the desired sounds. This helps the AI understand that you want these effects included.
Strategy 2: Limit the Number of Prompts
Avoid overloading the prompt with too many effects at once. Instead, use a few prompts and repeat them if necessary.
Strategy 3: Experiment with Different Phrasing
Try different wording and combinations to see which works best. Sometimes altering the phrasing slightly can make a big difference.
Examples and Additional Tips
Example 1: Combining Prompts
Try using a combination of prompts in the “Style” section and the “Custom Editor” lyrics box. Use commas to separate them.
Example 2: Specific Sound Effects
Experiment with very specific sound effects to see if Suno AI can generate them.
Example 3: Uncommon Effects
Test out less common effects to push the boundaries of what Suno AI can generate.
Additional Tip: Dispute Incorrect Results
If the AI produces something unexpected, keep trying with slight variations or dispute the claim if you believe it’s a mistake. This can sometimes lead to better results upon human review.
You can listen to some examples here: Smoke sound in a stoner rap track
By following these strategies and experimenting with different prompts, you can increase the likelihood of getting Suno AI to include the animal sounds and noises you want in your music.