Updates to Suno Studio

It’s been a couple of weeks since we launched Studio 2.0, the biggest ever update to our browser-based DAW. We’re constantly working on making improvements, and we’re excited to announce a couple of updates that we hope will make your Studio experience even better. Here’s what’s new:

Chat improvements

We've updated the chat bar performance, and the latest improvements make it aware of bpm, so now it can process tempo changes. It’s also more reliable and more rational with its responses, and you can now undo prompt edits.

Copy and duplicate plugins

You can now move and copy plugins from one track to another by dragging and dropping. (Previously you needed to copy and paste in separate steps.) You can also use cmd-D (Mac) or ctrl-D (PC) to duplicate plugins on the same track, and you can also drag-and-drop while holding the option key to duplicate from one track to another.

Wavetable fidelity

We improved the performance of the wavetable synth, so now you no longer experience aliasing at high frequency. This should result in cleaner and more detailed synth sounds, and smoother frequency shifts.

Overall responsiveness

Audio playback is faster and projects load more quickly, so Studio can keep up with your pace better.

Bug fixes

We fixed an issue where MIDI and MP3 files were missing from some exports; resolved a MIDI issue of stuck notes when pressed and released quickly, and fixed a display bug that caused reversed clips to collapse when resized.

As always, keep the feedback coming; a lot of what's above came straight from you, and it shapes what we build next. Click here for more info on Suno Studio.