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Suno’s AI music app lets you create songs with your phone

Suno's AI music app lets you compose music on your phone!

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Remember Suno, that platform that lets you write a song with just a few words or even humming from your phone? Yep, they just launched a mobile app for iPhones in the US! This means you can ditch the computer and get creative with music anywhere, anytime.

Here’s the cool part: You can describe the kind of music you want, type in some lyrics, or even record surrounding sounds like birds chirping and the app’s AI will whip up a whole track based on that. It’s like having your own personal music genie in your pocket! Suno says over 12 million people have already tinkered with their music maker, and this app is bound to make that number skyrocket.

But hold on a sec, there’s a bit of a snag. Some big music companies are suing (PDF file) Suno (and another company called Udio (PDF file)) because they’re worried about how this AI music thing works. They say the way Suno trains its AI might be copying bits and pieces of existing songs, which isn’t cool. Basically, they’re arguing that the music Suno makes isn’t truly original. The whole thing is kinda messy, and nobody knows yet how it’ll shake out.

So, what does this mean for you, the music maker on the go? Well, the app is free to download and you get a bunch of credits (50 credits per day) to play around with. If you just wanna goof off and see what kind of tunes the AI comes up with, you’re good to go. If you get hooked and want to make more music, there are paid plans too (Pro and Premier plans). Just be aware that this whole AI music thing might be up in the air for a while.


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