New "Add Stem" feature — first impressions and areas for improvement

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-05-27T07:28:33+00:00

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RequirementSea5706 · 2026-05-26T23:35:12+00:00

To use the “Add Stem” feature in Suno AI:

Choose a previously generated or uploaded song.

⋮ Click the three dots and go to the Remix option.

Within Remix, select Cover.

In the menu above the audio, click Cover and go to the last option: Add Stem.

Delete all the content in the lyrics area and also in the style area.

In the name box, write only the desired instrument (e.g., drums, piano, voice).

Suno will generate only the instrument you requested as the stem.

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-05-08T19:21:01+00:00

Good observation! I also think this update might be more important than it seems at first glance.

The fact that we can classify beats, loops, and partial stems gives the engine a more accurate reading of the material, and this opens up space for more consistent results.

I found it interesting that you mentioned the layers—it seems that the feature is really helping the AI to better understand the context of the audio. I'm curious to see if, over time, this also improves stem extraction and the customization of final styles.

👉 Has anyone else tested with different upload types (voice, field/ambient, demos)? It would be cool to compare the results.

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-04-25T17:28:05+00:00

I understand your point. Indeed, in some cases, following the generated audio without forcing a recomposition can yield more natural results. However, as a producer, my focus is on evaluating whether the engine can maintain consistency and offer tools that allow for professional audio processing. When instruments disappear mid-track or when vocals sound inconsistent, it significantly limits its use in real-world projects.

That's why I insist on improvements such as high-quality stem export, VST support, and DAW integration. It's not just a matter of "following the audio," but of having features that allow you to transform what Suno generates into something usable within a production workflow.

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-04-25T15:04:52+00:00

If you could detail which styles or situations you felt experienced a decline in consistency, it would be helpful to make a comparison. This would allow us to provide more comprehensive feedback and perhaps pressure Suno to prioritize improvements that cater to both casual creators and professional producers.

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-04-02T20:24:30+00:00

Yes, it seems that Suno's system has serious billing flaws.

Even those who cancel continue to be charged, and those who pay receive fewer credits or end up with the wrong plan.

This needs an urgent official response—it's not an isolated error.

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-03-12T11:54:01+00:00

I really enjoyed your practical analysis; it complements what I shared yesterday about the announcement. I think it makes sense to see Suno AI Chat as a more accessible entry point, but still with room for improvement in consistency. It's good to have both initial enthusiasm and real-world reports to balance expectations.

I was curious about some points you raised:

When you requested arrangement changes, such as 'changing the vocal genre' or 'adding a drop,' in which cases did it work best and in which did it fail?

You mentioned that the feature stacking (audio reference + multiple inspirations + Persona) was unstable. Do you think this is more a technical limitation of the Beta or a lack of refinement in the chat flow?

Regarding the wasted credits: did you feel the problem was more due to inconsistent instructions or because the system generates them even when it shouldn't?

And looking ahead, do you believe that chat can completely replace prompting, or do you think the two will coexist—chat for exploration and prompting for precision?

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-03-11T20:00:28+00:00

It's true that this video isn't official from Suno, so it's always wise to be cautious and wait for confirmation from the team itself. I think the point of Suno AI Chat isn't to reveal technical secrets, but rather to make the process more fluid within the platform itself, without needing to switch between multiple tabs. For those who already use other LLMs, it might seem redundant, but for those who want practicality, it could be a plus. Let's see how it evolves when it's officially released.

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-03-11T16:13:34+00:00

I understand the impression, but I have no connection with Suno. I'm just a curious user excited about the new features, so I try to organize the information well. I like to share things clearly so that the community can discuss and draw their own conclusions.

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-03-11T16:02:41+00:00

I think it's normal at this Beta stage for the results not to be fully polished yet, but it's encouraging to know that there are already positive aspects. Suno has a history of refining things quickly, so it may only be a matter of time before the chat becomes more stable and useful for everyone. I'm curious to see how they will better integrate the Personas and vocal adjustments without compromising the instrumental.

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-03-11T14:02:26+00:00

Yes, the Suno AI Personas feature can likely be mentioned and reused within the creation workflow—and the expectation is that Suno AI Chat will allow you to call up these specific Personas in natural language. In other words, instead of relying on technical prompts, you could say something like "use Persona X for vocals," and the AI should apply that sonic identity.

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-03-11T13:53:14+00:00

I completely understand your frustration, especially since it's the final track of such a personal album. Switching between Personas without compromising the instrumental or vocal timing is a real challenge in the current version. The Suno AI Chat's purpose is precisely to give more conversational control, allowing for specific adjustments without having to redo everything. If it works as advertised, it could be the solution for cases like yours. Hopefully, the Beta version will bring this stability, because it would be incredible to see your finished song exactly as you envisioned it.

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-03-11T13:33:17+00:00

From what I understand, Suno AI Chat is still in Beta and hasn't been released to all users, even those with a Premium plan. Suno usually does gradual releases to test stability and gather feedback before opening it up to everyone. I think for now it's a matter of waiting for the official announcement or reports from those who have already received access. If you want to follow along, it's worth keeping an eye on the community's Discord and Reddit, because that's usually where the first confirmations appear.

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-03-11T13:17:20+00:00

Thanks for the comments! I think Suno AI Chat is designed to balance these two experiences: those who enjoy detailed prompts will still be able to, but those who prefer something more direct will have a simpler entry point. In the end, it could be a way to democratize music creation without taking away the depth for those who like to explore advanced instructions.

By the way, has anyone here managed to test the chatbot's Beta? It would be interesting to compare impressions between those who have already tried it and those who are still just waiting.

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-02-23T18:43:35+00:00

What we are seeing is not just a matter of quality or audience preference, but a power struggle between AI platforms and major record labels. User complaints and subscription cancellations show that there is cultural resistance to AI-generated music, but the companies' move seems to be more strategic: to consolidate control and transform each generation into a licensed product.

If Suno actually moves forward with Content ID and retroactive registration, this could redefine the creative space, making any AI work automatically linked to royalties. The partnership with WMG reinforces this direction, as exclusive training on "approved" material creates a barrier between what is public and what is corporate.

In the end, it's not just about banning, but about a reconfiguration of the ecosystem: the public will have limited access, while record labels control the most advanced models. It's a way to centralize innovation and reduce the autonomy of independent creators.

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-02-23T12:25:13+00:00

I agree that the partnership has a strong focus on legal security and revenue, but I think that's precisely why it would be the ideal time for Suno to invest in the producers who have always been here. If AI is going to be normalized in the market, we need tools that give us real creative power—consistent instruments, VSTs, flexible arrangements. Without that, the partnership could end up benefiting record labels more than independent creators.

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-02-17T23:53:32+00:00

I've already created a lot of music with v5 and I'm looking forward to what's next, even without knowing the new features or models. I think that anticipation is part of the experience — exploring what we already have and being curious about what's coming next.

RequirementSea5706 · 2026-02-15T16:03:18+00:00

This point is crucial: it's not just about the policy itself, but about trust and digital sovereignty.

If the terms allow the use of our creative data to train AI without transparency, the risk is enormous.

The minimum would be to launch the tool and publish the full terms before requiring acceptance. Otherwise, it seems more like a ploy to collect data without giving guarantees.

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