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Everything changes with Suno v5. Launching today for Pro and Premier subscribers, the world's best music model delivers more immersive audio, authentic vocals, and unparalleled creative control that will transform how you make music. This breakthrough goes beyond making better songs. v5 is the intelligent foundation powering our most...

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Sunovor 1 Jahr

How good is v5? See for yourself. v5 is the 3rd model in a row to beat third party music models … and the best by far. Try it out for yourself. And tag @sunomusic in your v5 creations.

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Steve PhDvor 1 Jahr

First v5 song (lots of work on this in v4:5+ before):

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0xinhavor 1 Jahr

Improvement requests 1/ Make the low-, mid-, and high-end feel full—especially bass and drums—so the mix is rich, full, and balanced. 2/ Use a broader instrument palette. Too many generations lean on a few sounds, so arrangements and melodies feel thin. 3/ Unless I explicitly ask otherwise, avoid melodies or vocal lines that echo well-known songs to reduce “sound-alike” or plagiarism risk. 4/ By default, avoid robotic timbres and over-extended note tails. Prioritize a natural, human vocal tone. (I may opt in via prompt when needed.) 5/ Interpret and honor “Style” and “exclusive” directives precisely, and apply them intelligently. 6/ Offer fine-grained controls to build a custom vocal persona. When enabled, limit the persona to voice tone and technique—not to melody or references to existing songs. 7/ Support multiple singers (solo, duet, mixed-gender, group) with options for voice count and exact entry points. 8/ Ensure accurate pitch and clean vocals; minimize harsh sibilance, fricatives, and other artifacts. 9/ Allow hard min/max track lengths. Right now, even with duration in the prompt, results can be off by 60+ seconds, which often makes them unusable. @SunoMusic @MikeyShulman

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quiv svor 1 Jahr

I'm predicting free users will still use v3.5 when V10 comes out atp

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Hyce 🇵🇹🇩🇪🇪🇺vor 1 Jahr

They cooked ! 😱😱😱

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Anton P. 👽vor 1 Jahr

Already playing with it. The sound became louder and clearer with better stereo (even a bit 3D-like), but many unnecessary noises started to appear in the background, often creating a chaotic feeling.

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Agentic Adam - DeployAIWorkers.comvor 1 Jahr

Absolutely Incredible! What a huge upgrade! I was saving these lyrics for awhile and it one-shot this!

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Maikelvor 1 Jahr

Suno Studio being exclusively for Premier subscribers is a bit disappointing...

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LemonRainvor 1 Jahr

Nerf older models to push people on v5? ✅ Release a bad model and praise it as "awesome" ✅ Let people waste a ton of credits, so they gonna buy top ups ✅

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Mememunchervor 1 Jahr

just for the first test I used a recording I had previously used in suno and gave it a few styles. Then prompt the lyric generator to write a song about a changing world. I love suno. It’s so much fun. Makes me feel like I made a professional song lol. By far one of my favorite ai tools I’ve used. 💚

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Isaak Berezinvor 1 Jahr

I think the new stereo is better, and the vocals got a serious upgrade. The whole mix, across different genres, feels way more open now. I also noticed that the Cover and Remaster options are a lot better. Either way, it’s a really useful upgrade. Suno is a super fun app, it helps me relax 😌

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Sunovor 1 Jahr

@Berezin12345 ☺️☺️☺️

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TheCulturedSwinevor 1 Jahr

Every new Suno drop makes half of Spotify sound like NPC background music.

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raddaddy8vor 1 Jahr

I'm a fan and regular user. v5 has improved sound quality — but seems to have lost soul, edge, and creative unpredictability. Even with 'Weirdness' turned up, it feels tamer. Hoping this isn't a repeat of the ChatGPT 5.0 launch, where technical polish came at the cost of spark.

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Mark Paulvor 1 Jahr

cool tech - but it has no soul — you can never replace human-made music

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feckvor 1 Jahr

Presenting: The technology that completely homogenizes music and pays no respect to the generations of artistry its models have been trained upon. Nice one fuckfaces!

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Nekruzvor 1 Jahr

I feel happy like a child again. I haven’t had this feeling in 30 years. Thank you, Suno team 🤎

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Sunovor 1 Jahr

omg this makes us so happy

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Henrique Pereiravor 1 Jahr

You will also make some of these new versions available to the free public with a version V4 or V4.5 or v4.5+ because the V3.5 version is boring.

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Backwoods Musicvor 1 Jahr

ok then, let's test out some Dr. Dre Vibes

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Carlos Carpiovor 1 Jahr

Br ?o, what have you done? You just killed @tiesto & @ILLANGELO XD. One-shot 🙈 It even sings in Old Latin?

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Ai Technoticvor 1 Jahr

🚨 Suno v5 just dropped – the AI music revolution is HERE! It's packing immersive audio, spot-on vocals, and god-tier creative controls that make pros sweat. Beyond killer tracks: it's the smart backbone for next-gen tools reshaping how we craft hits. 🎵🤖 Why it crushes: Indie artists: Whip up full albums from text prompts w/ authentic vibes – no studio needed, just pure flow. Content creators: Sync immersive soundtracks to vids instantly, boosting engagement like never before. Composers: Fine-tune every layer with precision – experiment wild, iterate fast, unlock endless genres. Music creation? Democratized. Who's firing up their first v5 jam?

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stephen palmervor 1 Jahr

Sounds great but having issues with song length as not many getting above 1.30 secs

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Dreaming Tulpa 🥓👑vor 1 Jahr

my new favourite ai model 🧡

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nlevor 1 Jahr

Sounds good. If I blind listen to it, I could think it was a top chart song on Spotify. Tiktokers may want this. They are in need of good songs for their videos without hitting copyright.

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XWAVΞvor 1 Jahr

tested v5 all afternoon and it sounds great, drums are punchier, vocals sit in room space better, highs are less mushy, 808s and bass have more weight and impact, keep up the good work !

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Domain Gang 🏅vor 1 Jahr

Whoa, Nellie! Deeper lyrics with natural "breath" wisps, great instrument separation but also orchestration, fuller stereo. Check my original song out remixed from an older Suno version.

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Katarina Lumivor 1 Jahr

V5 is better😍

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Ghita Trương Lêvor 1 Jahr

Hey i had 12 songs left but i can’t use it 🥲🥲🥲

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AZIZ | AI 🇸🇦vor 1 Jahr

First glance on Arabic words was enhanced 🚀

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Alex Patrascuvor 1 Jahr

Oh wow! Here goes my night! Madness!

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Lucasvor 1 Jahr

I'm using v5 and the performance is great but I would like to be using the studio to improve my creations even more

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Ray Fernandovor 1 Jahr

Sheeeesshhhhhhh I can’t wait.

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BlueHairKeivor 1 Jahr

Holy! It's crisp! Amazing stuff. Now we wait for you to release Suno Studio and what little free time I already have is going to be swallowed up!

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𝖂𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖊𝖓 𝕰𝖓𝖉𝖞𝖒𝖎𝖔𝖓 𝖂𝖊𝖘𝖙𝖔𝖓vor 1 Jahr

Not an improvement. V5 takes what was wrong with 4.5+ and makes it worse. First things first, give us control over the mastering chain. The songs sound like they’re on AM radio from the 90s. Hardly the vibe.

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