Tags: Digital audio workstation

Suno, an AI music startup founded by Mikey Shulman, recently secured a $250 million financing round that values the company at $2.45 billion. The funding comes as the firm faces lawsuits from the three major record labels, the RIAA and several independent artists over alleged unauthorized training of its model on copyrighted material. Suno’s flagship product, the Create feature, generates full tracks from text prompts, while its newer Studio offering mimics a digital audio workstation. Critics argue the technology bypasses artistic skill and could devalue recorded music, and they note the premium pricing of Suno’s Premier plan compared with established DAWs. Ler mais

Suno introduces Suno Studio, a desktop‑only platform that blends AI‑driven music generation with traditional digital audio workstation tools. Users can start from a simple prompt or a humming fragment, then edit stems, adjust pitch, tempo, and volume, and export the final track. While the service requires a paid subscription, it aims to serve both hobbyists and professionals seeking rapid, AI‑assisted composition. Suno also faces legal challenges from music labels alleging unauthorized training data use. Ler mais