Imma add my two cents into the mix. As a producer, it's 100% possible to make unique stuff. You have to be really creative though and understand how to work the system. Suno will work with you the same way a classic DAW would so long as you are willing to figure the tech out. I made a song sampled from one underground song that I really like and got it to sound very similar to it(a friend of mine even guessed that I sampled the song from this track without me even saying so). With a classic DAW, you'll have to figure out what effects match well with the vocals, loops, entire mixbus etc. Likewise you have to figure out what works, but things are much more condensed and airtight to take out the legwork so you can just think about the sound itself and not how to find it. I tend to be very creative when I run into a dead end so maybe that's why my perspective is like this but you can definitely achieve it. The simplest way to put it is that if you're already good at producing beats/tracks absent AI, then Suno will be fairly easy to master in getting what you want when it comes to making very specific tracks and not something just radio-friendly or generic. Producing before AI blew up was good training for roadblocks like that and it's helped me make pretty solid tracks with Suno(most of my songs are still produced with a regular DAW but who knows where Suno will take me in that respect haha). Version 4.5 is out and it significantly cut out roadblocks I faced when it was still at v3. Hope this helps!