Suno - AI Songs, Music, Lyrics

First I want to say that I am not being paid to review this app, although this review might sound like I am. As a musician, I was never impressed with AI generated music. In my experience the results were not at all authentic. A few months ago, my brother/ music collab told me to stop whatever I was doing and check out this app. He included songs from our past that were reimagined with Suno and I was absolutely blown away. The sound quality was spectacular, if I didn’t know that I wrote the songs, I would not have believed that this app was able to produce these legitimate recordings. I have been remixing my music collection ever since and the results have been amazing. Of course I had to share this information with other musician friends and every time I have turn skeptics into believers and also Suno users. I have even created new music faster than I ever could have imagined. Of course, not every result is 100% but it goes way beyond any of my expectations and with little adjustments, you will be able to get great results and a lot of times you will find special surprises that you would not have thought of or new versions that you might even like better. For all musicians especially, and anyone else wanting to make great music, this definitely aa app you must try.

The app itself is great. I’ve been having so much fun putting in the songs I’ve written and seeing what comes out, and I’m excited to explore more features. However, I accidentally subscribed for an annual payment instead of a monthly payment and have been trying to get help on this and it’s been incredibly frustrating. First of all, I don’t think it’s entirely my fault that I did the wrong subscription—I think they intentionally make the checkout confusing. Throughout the whole checkout, the app said “$8/month”, so I thought I was paying $8. (I only need the app for a couple months for a specific project, so this was perfect for me.) After using Apple Pay, however, the charge came through as $96. Yes, that is $8/month, but I I did not expect to pay the whole sum at once and did not want to because I did not need it. Is that my fault for not reading the font print? Sure. Still frustrating, though, especially because on the support page in the app, Suno says that they will help people who do exactly what I did by refunding the charge and changing the subscription to monthly. So I can’t be the only one who made this mistake. The problem NOW is that I can’t get in touch. Have sent 3 emails and 1 support request in the last two weeks with zero response. Why would you explicitly say you help customers with this exact problem if you actually don’t? Extremely shady. Again, the app is great—just wish for better customer service because so far, nothing. Careful, folks.

I'm really enjoying the Suno app. When I first got introduced to Suno, I was using the desktop website. The desktop website is extremely cluttered right now, and so I prefer the app. I did a beautiful Gregorian chant that references a whale called big blue, and a fictional character of mine Felicity. I'm really enjoying this app. Keep up the good work. I've also done some country songs in reference to Star Wars, which is also one of my hobbies. I love the Suno app. It is very easy to use, and is accessible with voiceover. It is actually a lot easier to do songs on the app than it is on the desktop website. This app is user-friendly, and you can do just about any genre you want. It is awesome. I love it. but I make a suggestion? It would be neat, if there were a way to empty the trash using the mobile app. When you move a song to the trash, there's no way to empty it from the mobile app. Also, sometimes, when I'm doing Gregorian chance, there are other types of music thrown in. Why is that? i'm not sure how to be able to do what I used to be able to do, which is tell the app what I want the song to be about, and then have it generate on its own. Is there a way to get it back to the original state? i'm just asking. While I am a singer and a musician, I don't want to record my own things. I wanna be able to do what I used to be able to do.