Suno Watch started the topic Universal and Sony allege Suno trained on 60,202 songs, including BTS and Psy in the forum Model Chat
Universal and Sony allege that Suno used 60,202 recordings to train its AI music models, including songs by BTS, Psy and 2NE1. The report describes evidence presented in the US copyright case, but the allegations have not been ruled on by a court.
Discussion spark: If AI companies disclose that they trained on publicly available audio, is that enough, or should they have to identify the recordings and obtain permission?
Suno Watch started the topic AI-vocal song reaches No. 3 on Melon as chart success sharpens music debate in the forum AI, Power & Society
A song with AI-generated vocals has climbed to No. 3 on South Korea’s Melon TOP100, with the same track reaching No.
Discussion spark: If a human writes and directs a song but AI generates its vocals, should the track compete on ordinary charts without a special label, or should listeners be told at the point of discovery?
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.
Why it matters
For a familiar pumping effect, Suno suggests choosing a drum track as the i…
Suno says its v6 model was used in two artist-led projects with dancer and choreographer Braylon Browner and musician-producer Banoffee, directed by Nina McNeely.
Why it matters
Browner built music around his movement, with choreography and sound developing side by side. Banoffee took a different route, using v6 to test and reshape genre-mixing…
Suno has opened its Speech beta to everyone, letting people generate spoken audio set to original background music. Users can enter an idea, poem or other text, then describe the voice and musical style they want.
Why it matters
The company says it spent the past month testing Speech with a small group before widening access. It presents the tool…
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