[Latest] Suno Updated to 'V5.5'! How to Use, Impressions, and More

Hello, I am AI FREAK.

The music generation AI Suno has quietly updated to 5.5.

Personally, I feel like, 'I've really been waiting for this!', and I've already started playing around with it.

From my initial impressions, this update seems pretty good.

Here is a song I tried making.

In terms of my impressions, I feel like the accuracy of the Japanese has improved quite a bit.

Previously, there were many parts in the rap sections that felt 'a bit too frantic,' but I feel like that has been improved.

It's not always the case that an AI tool update is necessarily better, but this update seems like it will be fun.

I'm still researching it and will share more later, but for now, I've summarized the V5.5 update details released by the official team as a note.

First, the conclusion.

To start with my own impressions, I think this V5.5 is,

or something like that.

Music generation AI up until now has been amazing, of course, but I think the main way of using it was,

somewhere along the line.

But with this V5.5,

and it feels like it has become much more 'personalized'.

I believe this direction is quite important for the future of AI as a whole.

This is because I predict that the trend from here on out will be a battle of 'how to retain one's individuality' rather than 'simply producing high-quality output'.

About the Voices feature

The most obvious highlight of this update is Voices.

To put it quite simply,

It is.

For those who can sing, it is naturally a great fit,

and it seems very convenient for times like these.

Being able to try things out somewhat roughly without needing professional microphones or recording equipment is a big deal, isn't it?

Of course, even those who are usually unrelated to singing can create with it.

I think there were many people like that, but with Voices, that hurdle seems like it will be lowered significantly.

The new Custom Models feature

Another major new feature is Custom Models.

To put this very roughly,

It is.

Personally, I think this one is more worth researching.

Until now, when creating songs with AI,

I think that kind of thing happened.

But with Custom Models, you can create a model that aligns with the feel of songs you've created in the past.

In short, instead of just trying hard with prompts every time,

That's the concept.

How to use Custom Models

There are a few specifications for Custom Models.

First, it seems you can create up toa maximum of 3Custom Models at the same time.

The creation process is simple,

click the top right of the Create screen,

and click Custom Model above the version.

Then, just add your favorite songs you've created in the past here.

You need at least 6, and the time until the model is complete isusually about 2 to 5 minutesaccording to them.

There are also tips for creating them, and it is considered more effective to use audio sources with similar tastes together.

However, copyright is naturally important

What concerns me with this kind of feature is copyright, but it's quite simple here.

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In other words, naturally,

is what that means.

This is obvious, but the more convenient a feature is, the easier it is to lose sight of this, so it is something you should keep in mind.

It means you cannot, for example, upload someone else's song to make the output sound more like your own style.

Finally, regarding the terms of use,

these two are already available for Pro and Premier subscribersaccording to the announcement.

Suno V5.5: An evolution to bring out individuality?

So, to summarize this Suno V5.5 update,

was the update.

Of course, the simple fact that "the sound quality has improved" is significant, but personally, even more than that,

I thought it was interesting that it is moving in that direction.

I just put this together in a hurry, but I will share more if I notice anything else.

Please check out my other notes about Suno as well.

If you found this note helpful, it would encourage me if you could "like" it or similar.

See you in another note!