Suno Studio 2.0 now includes a chat feature that enables users to communicate with the AI music platform as if it were a bandmate. The update allows users to create instruments, vocals, or custom plugins through plain text. This new beta feature is part of Suno’s ongoing efforts to enhance its AI music platform.
The update also introduces additional functionalities such as MIDI import, recording, and editing, stem separation, automation curves, and unrestricted multitrack export at 32-bit/48 kHz. Plugin creation does not consume any credits at this time, though Suno mentioned that a credit system may be introduced in the future. The unlimited export feature has raised questions given Suno’s recent announcements about download limits to prevent mass distribution of AI-generated songs on streaming platforms.
Suno has faced criticism for using copyrighted material to train its music models. A German court recently ruled that the service violates German copyright law and that the training does not qualify under the U.S. 'fair use' doctrine. Source: thedecoder
