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Most Suno users rely on random prompts.
when I’m making a track, I want to decide:
- How I want the vocals to sound
- What instruments I want in the mix
- How I want the song to build
- What mood I’m going for
- How the genres should blend
- and the overall feel of the track
Yeah sometimes its cool going... “let’s see what Suno gives me”
But i personally love the feeling of.. “okay, I’m producing this now.
So I put everything I’ve learned into Suno AI Secrets.
it’s literally me showing exactly how I get my results, what I do, and how I think when I’m building a song.
I go through all the stuff I personally use when I’m trying to make something feel “hit-quality”, like:
- The structural tags I rely on
- How I do my lyrical annotations
- The production cues I give Suno
- The arrangement logic I follow
- How I guide the vocals
- How I set the mood of a track
- How I shape different genres
- and basically how I get consistent results instead of random ones
It’s literally the core of my whole process — the part I wish someone had explained to me when I started.
I also added the Style Prompt System I’ve been developing. which includes individual tags for:
- Genre
- Vocals
- Instrumentation
- Structure
- Mix
- Mood
Each one has its own guide so you can see how I use them, and you can plug in your own ideas without feeling lost or overwhelmed.
I’m just sharing what’s been working for me — but the whole point of this guide is to help you open up with Suno.
I want you to experiment more, try new sounds, build your own styles, and actually develop the ideas you’ve had in your head for a while.
This isn’t about copying what I do.
It’s about giving you the tools so you can find your own voice on Suno, push the limits, and create music that feels like you.
