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Why Modifying Suno Stems Can Sound Different ~ Not Better

Subscribe:   / @audiomastering   Editing Suno stems looks simple. Replace the drums. Add dynamic processing (side-chain) to vocals. Add effects. Rebalance the mix. But what actually happens to the architecture of the track when you start modifying the foundation? This video moves beyond high-frequency roll-offs and into structural behavior. Using a level-matched comparison between a publicly available original Suno mix and a “remaster,” we examine how subtle changes in bass energy and system coherence can alter more than just tone. Because when stems look modular, it’s easy to assume they behave like traditional multi-tracks. But generative systems aren’t always built that way. ================================================================================= Background channel music: Congaz Trance — DJ Vinatea Bandcamp: https://djvinatea.bandcamp.com/track/... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- End credits EDM track: You’ve Come A Long Way — DJ Vinatea ReverbNation: https://www.reverbnation.com/evslash/... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/1q8xmf... =================================================================================== 🧠 Written by Edward Vinatea 🎤 Produced by The Audio Mastering Channel 🔔 Subscribe for weekly deep-dives on AI, music, mastering and culture:    / @audiomastering   ================================================================================== #SunoAI #AIMusic #AudioEngineering #MusicProduction #SunoStems