I’d like to share my impressions after actually using Suno 4.5.
First of all, the sound quality is clearly improved. Compared to previous versions (like v4 or v3.5), the overall expressiveness has increased and the sound feels richer and fuller. In particular, the balance and distortion issues have been largely resolved, making it feel like the output is now ready to be used as a finished product.
The recent addition of the Playlist feature in Suno 4.5+—which lets you “pick a playlist of your own songs to inspire your next creation” and promises that only your music will be used to shape the output—marks a significant evolution in the landscape of AI-powered music creation.
Introduction If you’ve spent time composing music on Suno, you might recognize a common dilemma: whether to remake your older tracks—those crafted during the v3.5 era—with the platform’s most recent version. Tools like the Cover feature seem to promise a magical boost in audio quality.
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