Suno adds voice generation to its AI music platform
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Suno, the platform that creates songs with artificial intelligence, has introduced Speech, a model that generates voice and background music together as one track. You type a text and describe the voice and musical style you want. It is in open beta for everyone, and Suno does not give pricing or say which languages it supports.
On October 1, Suno, the platform that creates songs with artificial intelligence, introduced Speech, a model that generates spoken audio set to original background music. According to Suno, it is the first audio model that creates voice and music together as one track.
It is built into Suno: you type an idea, a poem or something you have written, then describe the voice and musical style you want. The company says its team used it for meditations, poems, pep talks, bedtime stories and dramatic readings of messages.
Speech is in beta. Suno has tested it over the past month with a small group of users and is now opening the beta to everyone. The company itself warns that it still has rough edges: a British accent sometimes "wanders off" to Australia and back, and dramatic pauses can be very dramatic. It will keep improving it based on what works and what its community asks for.
The announcement does not include pricing or say which languages it supports.
We believe it can help a small business try out voice-overs with music for videos or social media without going to a studio. Since it is a beta, it is worth listening carefully to each result and checking what your Suno plan allows for commercial use before using it in an ad.
Why it matters
A small business can try voice-overs with music for videos or social media without going to a studio.
Official source: Suno
