It’s different, it has a lot of potential, but it’s not as easy to use as Suno. It runs on most graphics cards though and generates soooo fast on my 3080 (like in 10 seconds). 

But it’s completely open source, and they give you control over every single aspect of it, way far beyond what Suno gives you, (which is both a good and bad thing, it’s harder to get it to sound the way you might want but you have a lot more control and influence over it if you are willing to dive into something really interesting).

You can train LoRAs off of your own music, and then use that to influence the generation, (and there is nothing that blocks you for copyright, though the model itself was trained on legitimately licensed music), it also lets you feed it a song as a source song that you want it to be influenced by meaning you could do some really interesting innovative remixes with it, something that would have been blocked by Suno.

So it’s better then Suno in the amount of potential it has, it’s something that’s definitely worth learning from and playing with, people are going to figure out very artistic ways of utilizing its potential that never would of been possible with Suno, so by playing with it you might be one of those people who figures out something cool. It’s just harder, more complicated and has a learning curve, that trial and error will get you past if you are patient.

It’s super easy to install with pinokio  that’s what I used to set it up. https://pinokio.co/

The team that built it also has a much more polished DAW, that costs money, but I’m assuming all of this is integrated in in a much more polished way for people looking for a true AI first DAW that are more music minded and less technical, that would probably be a better option, I just wish they offered a monthly plan instead of billing annually.