Suno, v6 AI müzik modellerini Warner ve BMG'nin yardımıyla eğitti

It's the formal start of the company's partnership with some labels.

AI music generator Suno has just introduced its new v6 family of models. The models mark the first time the company has worked with labels to train a new set of AI systems. As of today, the v6 series consists of three models: v6, v6-wild and v6-mini. The first of those is Suno's new flagship offering. The company describes v6 as "reliable, precise," and capable of delivering consistently "polished music across every genre and style."

For users who want "less predictable" outputs, there's v6-wild. Suno says it's designed for experimentation. "What we've heard time and time again [from musicians and producers] is that they're often not looking for the single best output of the music model," says Jack Brody, Suno's chief product officer. "They're actually looking for something that helps them think more expansively about the kind of music they could make. They're looking for a brainstorming partner, and so v6-wild is our most creative model yet."

Finally, there's v6-mini, which is the one model Suno is making available to free accounts; the other two require either a Pro or Premier subscription to access. According to Brody, the new models are faster than the ones they replace, allowing users to listen to the tracks they generate within seconds of writing a prompt. They also offer new features, starting with the ability to edit specific sections of a song using only natural language.

Additionally, you can now generate mashups from multiple sources in a single request. So, for example, you can tell the models to pull vocals from one of your generated songs and drums from another, then add new lyrics on top. Sampling is more precise too, allowing users to isolate and generate a new beat through a single text prompt.

Separately, the new models offer better multi-modal understanding, allowing them to generate songs from other audio, as well as images and video. At the same time, you can now describe a feeling you want a song to evoke and the models will do their best to create something appropriate to that emotion. You can now also replace a single lyric without generating a song all over again.

When I asked Brody to describe how the new models work, he declined to share specifics, saying only that the v6 family incorporates training data Suno had not used before.