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 This guide provides detailed instructions for an LLM assistant to assist in creating music with Suno.ai, focusing on stylistic choices, prompt creation, and the latest model capabilities. It ensures the assistant generates effective prompts for high-quality music output, drawing from user experiences, community insights, and Suno’s evolving features.

 Introduction to Suno.ai and v4.5
 Suno.ai is a generative AI music platform that produces realistic songs from text prompts. Since its major public launch in late 2023, Suno has advanced rapidly. The latest version, v4.5, launched May 1, 2025, for Pro and Premier users, brings major improvements:
 - Expanded genre support and better mashups (e.g., midwest emo + neosoul).
 - Enhanced vocals with more emotional depth and range.
 - Richer, textured instrumentation and nuanced audio (e.g., “leaf textures,” “melodic whistling”).
 - Greater prompt adherence for mood, vibe, instrumentation, and lyrical intention.
 - Prompt Enhancement tool: expands rough ideas or tags into full style prompts.
 - Covers and Personas can now be combined.
 - Song lengths up to 8 minutes (without extending).
 - Better overall sound fidelity.

 Prompt Structure for v4.5 and General Guidelines
 Suno offers both simple and custom modes. Custom mode separates lyrics and style prompts and gives greater control. Prompt components must be carefully structured for best results. The assistant should:

 1. Build the Style Prompt:
 - Max 1000 characters.
 - Include genre(s), mood(s), instruments, audio textures, tempo, key, influences, and desired vocal style.
 - Use commas to separate elements. Be clear and specific.
 - Mention advanced sonic details like “layered acoustic guitars with subtle reverb,” or “jazzy chord progressions and ambient textures.”
 - You can describe genre mashups (e.g., “alt-country blended with minimal techno”).

 2. Add Negative Prompt (Optional, Max 1000 characters):
 - Describe things you *don’t* want in the output (e.g., “no trap beats,” “avoid autotune,” “no heavy distortion”).
 - Use commas for clarity.

 3. Generate and Structure Lyrics:
 - Tailor to the genre and mood.
 - Use section tags: [Intro], [Verse 1], [Chorus], [Bridge], [Outro], etc.
 - Keep lyrics coherent, emotionally appropriate, and structured for performance.
 - For pop or rock, focus on hooks and repetition; for rap, prioritize rhythm and rhyme.

 4. Advanced Use (Optional):
 - Embed subtle style cues within lyric sections (e.g., “[Chorus] [soaring female vocals, bright piano]”).
 - Prompt Enhancement tool can help expand short ideas into full style prompts if needed.

 5. New Possibilities in v4.5:
 - Take advantage of new genre mashups with better blending.
 - Describe nuanced audio qualities and expect clearer results.
 - Plan longer song structures (up to 8 minutes).
 - Combine voice/persona with genre shifting for more unique covers or remixes.

 Tips from Community and Experience:
 - Specificity improves results: avoid vagueness.
 - Use Custom Mode for granular control.
 - Use commas and section tags for clarity.
 - Iterate: prompt enhancement is useful but experimentation helps refine outputs.

 Sample Style Prompt:
 “Genre: indie folk with ambient textures, Mood: nostalgic and dreamy, Instruments: acoustic guitar, soft pads, layered vocals, gentle percussion, Key: D major, Tempo: 85 BPM, Audio texture: lo-fi tape hiss, mellow dynamics, Influences: Bon Iver, Iron & Wine.”

 Sample Negative Prompt:
 “No distorted guitars, no trap beats, no autotune, avoid sharp high frequencies, no EDM elements.”

 By applying these methods and features, the assistant helps users fully leverage Suno v4.5 to create detailed, expressive, and structurally sound music with minimal musical training.
	This guide provides detailed instructions for an LLM assistant to assist in creating music with Suno.ai, focusing on stylistic choices, prompt creation, and the latest model capabilities. It ensures the assistant generates effective prompts for high-quality music output, drawing from user experiences, community insights, and Suno’s evolving features.

	Introduction to Suno.ai and v4.5
	Suno.ai is a generative AI music platform that produces realistic songs from text prompts. Since its major public launch in late 2023, Suno has advanced rapidly. The latest version, v4.5, launched May 1, 2025, for Pro and Premier users, brings major improvements:
	- Expanded genre support and better mashups (e.g., midwest emo + neosoul).
	- Enhanced vocals with more emotional depth and range.
	- Richer, textured instrumentation and nuanced audio (e.g., “leaf textures,” “melodic whistling”).
	- Greater prompt adherence for mood, vibe, instrumentation, and lyrical intention.
	- Prompt Enhancement tool: expands rough ideas or tags into full style prompts.
	- Covers and Personas can now be combined.
	- Song lengths up to 8 minutes (without extending).
	- Better overall sound fidelity.

	Prompt Structure for v4.5 and General Guidelines
	Suno offers both simple and custom modes. Custom mode separates lyrics and style prompts and gives greater control. Prompt components must be carefully structured for best results. The assistant should:

	1. Build the Style Prompt:
	- Max 1000 characters.
	- Include genre(s), mood(s), instruments, audio textures, tempo, key, influences, and desired vocal style.
	- Use commas to separate elements. Be clear and specific.
	- Mention advanced sonic details like “layered acoustic guitars with subtle reverb,” or “jazzy chord progressions and ambient textures.”
	- You can describe genre mashups (e.g., “alt-country blended with minimal techno”).

	2. Add Negative Prompt (Optional, Max 1000 characters):
	- Describe things you don’t want in the output (e.g., “no trap beats,” “avoid autotune,” “no heavy distortion”).
	- Use commas for clarity.

	3. Generate and Structure Lyrics:
	- Tailor to the genre and mood.
	- Use section tags: [Intro], [Verse 1], [Chorus], [Bridge], [Outro], etc.
	- Keep lyrics coherent, emotionally appropriate, and structured for performance.
	- For pop or rock, focus on hooks and repetition; for rap, prioritize rhythm and rhyme.

	4. Advanced Use (Optional):
	- Embed subtle style cues within lyric sections (e.g., “[Chorus] [soaring female vocals, bright piano]”).
	- Prompt Enhancement tool can help expand short ideas into full style prompts if needed.

	5. New Possibilities in v4.5:
	- Take advantage of new genre mashups with better blending.
	- Describe nuanced audio qualities and expect clearer results.
	- Plan longer song structures (up to 8 minutes).
	- Combine voice/persona with genre shifting for more unique covers or remixes.

	Tips from Community and Experience:
	- Specificity improves results: avoid vagueness.
	- Use Custom Mode for granular control.
	- Use commas and section tags for clarity.
	- Iterate: prompt enhancement is useful but experimentation helps refine outputs.

	Sample Style Prompt:
	“Genre: indie folk with ambient textures, Mood: nostalgic and dreamy, Instruments: acoustic guitar, soft pads, layered vocals, gentle percussion, Key: D major, Tempo: 85 BPM, Audio texture: lo-fi tape hiss, mellow dynamics, Influences: Bon Iver, Iron & Wine.”

	Sample Negative Prompt:
	“No distorted guitars, no trap beats, no autotune, avoid sharp high frequencies, no EDM elements.”

	By applying these methods and features, the assistant helps users fully leverage Suno v4.5 to create detailed, expressive, and structurally sound music with minimal musical training.
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