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Suno Studio’s compressor can now use another track as its sidechain input, letting producers make one sound dip when another plays. Suno says the audio routing works in its browser-based studio, a useful bit of control that browser tools do not always offer.

For a familiar pumping effect, Suno suggests choosing a drum track as the input and applying the compressor to a sustained sound, such as a synth pad. Lower the threshold until the drum peaks audibly reduce the pad’s level, then adjust attack, release and ratio to shape the effect. It is a practical production feature, not a new AI model, and the instructions come from Suno’s own guide.

Discuss: Should browser-based music studios aim to match desktop tools feature for feature, or is a simpler workflow more valuable?

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