SUNO Studio V.1.1 - Scored at 60% (From Keyboard Idea to Full SONG) скачать в хорошем качестве

SUNO Studio V.1.1 - Scored at 60% (From Keyboard Idea to Full SONG)

Suno Studio 1.1 takes center stage as I test its new features and improvements. Welcome my friends to the Beat Kitchen! 🎹🔥 Today we’re diving into the newest evolution of Suno Studio — now updated to version 1.1 — and trust me, this update brings some real changes. In this session, I take you through a full creative walkthrough: 🎼 Recording live piano and testing whether Suno Studio finally fixed the notorious “off-beat” issue. 🎻 Adding a strings track to see if Studio can stack intelligently on what I played. 🎷 Trying soprano sax (you know I had to!) and discovering where the alignment is still slipping. 🎤 Creating lead vocals—breezy, airy, falsetto vibes—with custom lyrics made on the fly. 🎶 Layering background vocals and manually correcting waveforms where Studio drifts ahead of the beat. 🎚️ Evaluating progress — from version to version, Suno is definitely improving, but still needs a tighter handle on timing when stacking tracks. Then we take the project into remix territory: ✨ exporting the full arrangement, ✨ running it through Suno v5, ✨ testing 4.5 Pro, ✨ applying persona-driven styles like Lorna, ✨ and auditioning multiple Neo-Soul variations to find "the one." Through all of this, we talk honestly about where Studio shines — and where it still needs to catch up. From unexpected drums to alignment quirks, to the beautiful moments where everything actually clicks, this episode is the real-world test musicians need to see. If you’ve ever wondered how far Suno Studio can really go… this is the video. 0:01 – Welcome to the Beat Kitchen & Suno Studio 1.1 0:25 – Renaming the track “Piano” & setup 1:11 – Freeform piano recording test 3:21 – Adding a strings track in Studio 5:06 – First playback with strings & big reaction 6:42 – Adding soprano sax to the project 9:26 – Unwanted drums & timing issues show up 11:20 – Nudging and fixing sax timing on the timeline 15:20 – Muting sax & planning a new vocal track 16:08 – Writing “Going My Way” lyrics on the fly 18:02 – First vocal render & honest reaction 19:05 – Adding background vocals (BGVs) 22:41 – Matching waveforms to fix vocal alignment 24:54 – Spotting the key change & being impressed 25:47 – Export, remix ideas, Neo-Soul versions & final thoughts (to 32:18) #musicproduction #dawtechniques #aligningtracks #backingvocals #aligningvocals To learn music theory, visit http://phillc.net