
Mandarin city pop
Midnight Road
1:03Structured Chinese lyrics become a warm, compact city-pop song with an intimate female lead and a widened final chorus.
The whole song in one pass
Describe a song and Suno v5.5 writes the words, sings them, and arranges the parts around them. Or bring your own lyrics and direct the style line by line.
Live composer
Describe a complete song or bring structured lyrics. Two finished takes return from every request.
Includes both finished takes · Failed tasks are refunded
Your music
Private tracks stored in your Scenyra account
Your first song starts here
A detailed sentence is enough. Name the mood, instruments, tempo, and kind of voice you want to hear.
Generated with this page
These are real, unedited APIMart Suno outputs—not presenter videos. Play the full tracks, inspect the direction, then load the same brief into the composer.
Generated August 29, 2026 with Suno v5.5. Audio and cover art are served locally from Scenyra.

Mandarin city pop
Structured Chinese lyrics become a warm, compact city-pop song with an intimate female lead and a widened final chorus.

Cinematic instrumental
One prose brief moves from close felt piano to cellos, brushed percussion, and a restrained orchestral lift without a vocal.

Future gospel
A sparse male verse grows into layered choir, deep synth bass, cinematic trap drums, and a bright communal hook.
Same prompt · two models
Both tracks use the exact same Chinese lyrics, style tags, female vocal direction, and 108 BPM request. Only the requested model version changed. Because generation is stochastic, this is a practical listening comparison—not a laboratory benchmark.
Suno v5
Baseline output
Suno v5.5
Current output
The real generation process
We supplied mood, arrangement, voice, tempo, and either prose or sectioned lyrics.
Each $0.05 APIMart request returned two independently composed full songs and covers.
We ran two requests per concept, reviewed four candidates, and kept the clearest interpretation.
The selected MP3 and artwork were copied into local site assets; no expiring provider URL is used.
Showcase spend: 7 music requests × $0.05 ≈ $0.35 on APIMart. Fourteen candidates were generated; four audio files are published here.
Official walkthrough
Suno introduces the model, demonstrates Voices, and shows how Custom Models bring a creator's own sound into future songs.
Read the official v5.5 announcementWhat v5.5 does
Suno v5.5 can begin with one sentence or structured lyrics. The finished take becomes the source for later extensions, edits, stem separation, voice reuse, and exports.
One request produces the lyric, vocal performance, arrangement, and finished song instead of stitching separate tools together.
Compare two full interpretations of the same brief and download either take from your private music history.
Leave the singer open, choose a vocal gender, or render the idea as an instrumental with no vocals.
Suno workflows can separate vocals, drums, bass, guitar, keys, percussion, strings, synth, FX, brass, and woodwinds.
Let the model write from a one-line idea, or provide line-by-line lyrics with explicit song sections.
Finished audio and artwork are moved to Scenyra storage immediately and served through an authenticated same-origin URL.
Voices
Suno launched v5.5 alongside Voices. A verified vocal identity from your own material can be saved privately and reused across future songs, helping a catalogue sound connected.
Twelve stems
A full stem run can isolate the parts that matter to a mix, edit, game, podcast, or karaoke workflow.
How it works
Name the mood, instruments, tempo, and vocal direction—or write the exact lyrics and mark each section.
Two complete songs return from the same request, giving you a useful creative choice immediately.
Download the master, then use its take identity for extensions, edits, voices, stems, WAV, MIDI, or video workflows.
Writing the prompt
Genre, mood, instrumentation, vocal character, tempo, and key work well as concise comma-separated tags in Custom lyrics mode.
Put [Verse], [Chorus], [Bridge], and [Outro] on their own lines so the arrangement follows the intended shape.
Use the advanced exclude field for unwanted genres, vocal techniques, or production traits instead of hiding them in prose.
Example
A slow orchestral dream pop song about leaving a city at dawn. Strings under a soft male lead, brushed drums, 96 BPM, warm tape hiss, building into a wide final chorus.
Questions
Two complete takes