Out of curiosity, what are we to do with all of these Sonu creations beyond just having fun? I mean, what's the use? :)

Short 117 'Everything must Go' Original, then wow, the funkiest of smooth Jazz covers imaginable. I am in heaven. #Suno

Can you get only what's generated on top instead of the full combined track? Like Sax only? That would be a killer feature for production. lol I mean something like bass, drum, vocal, we can separate stems.

@chikim So just the melody it makes instead of my bit? Not sure. I haven't looked too much into things just yet. Still learning.

Yeah exactly. That would be very interesting tool. Then you could use as an AI instrument. You give a track, ask it to add a certain instrument, download only the generated instrument part, and then incorporate into your production!

@chikim Hmmm, what's the highest quality of these creations available for download?

@vick21 @chikim Well, why not get a band to learn it? that's what I'm doing with some of these. Why ask what's the point and not: Where do I take it? Sounds negative, maybe you didn't mean it as such but if you get a sick lick from it, own it.

@vick21 Setting the copyright issue aside, isn’t asking why not have a band to learn it like asking why logic has the feature for auto drummer, AI bass, piano players? 😆

@chikim Speaking of copyright. What happens to those tracks you upload? Then, do you own what AI makes up for you? Can you download those single tracks? Or is it just for inspiration and fun at this point? This is what I meant when I asked the question.

@vick21 @chikim If we’re going on what suno says, if you have a pro subscription, you get a commercial license for the tracks that are created on there.
What this all means in practice, I have no idea because at the moment, the quality is still not good enough to release them at least in my opinion.