Features

What the writer does

One page of text in, everything Suno's Custom mode asks for out. Each example below is real output from the writer.

Songs from lyrics

Paste lyrics or a poem and get a sung, dark, electronic pop song.

  • Finds verses, the chorus, a pre-chorus and a bridge, and keeps the section tags you wrote yourself.
  • Twelve families, from minimal art-pop and trip-hop noir to darkwave and futurepop.
  • An energy arc across the song: which sections whisper, which lift, where the peak is.
  • The typography Suno's singer reads: capitals on the one peak line, echoes in parentheses, ad-libs where the genre uses them.
  • Dense, rhyming sections are rapped; everything else is sung, or all of it spoken.

Guide: songs

Style of Music for “Until the kettle stops”, minimal art-pop
Minimal dark art-pop with abstract glitch pop influence. Female lead doubled with a pitched-down octave copy and a vocoder stack, processed as an instrument, dry center with wide processed layers. Core instruments: clipped finger-snap percussion, pitched-down vocal double as an instrument, huge sub bass, single detuned synth stab. Rhythm: mid-tempo pulse that drops out entirely in the verse. …

Tracks from a brief

Describe a mood, a place or a scene and get an instrumental-first electronic track.

  • 103 styles in 25 scenes, from Detroit techno to liquid drum & bass, chosen from the words of your brief or by you.
  • Flavours for styles that cover several scenes, and eras from the 1980s to the 2020s.
  • BPM and key locked at the start of the Style box, so takes fit together.
  • An arrangement sheet with bar counts for a club, radio or long track.
  • Voices only where the style wants them: a spoken mantra, wordless chops, or a sung hook taken from your words.

Guide: tracks

Lyrics box for “Warehouse at four”, seed 2: spoken words cut up from the brief
[Intro | 8 bars | filtered, no kick yet | cold | noise floor kept]
[Spoken | dry | pitched down | mantra, one word per beat]
warehouse. lights. four in the morning.

[Build | 8 bars | hats enter | hypnotic]

[Drop | 24 bars | full groove | distorted mid-bass stab | metallic sequenced stab | brutal]

[Breakdown | 8 bars | no kick | pads | pressurized | noise floor kept]
[Spoken | dry | pitched down | cut-up]
strip lights hum to the canal
…

Seeds, variations and layers

Every patch is a function of your text, the knobs and a seed.

  • The same seed always gives the same patch back, so nothing you liked gets lost.
  • The variation bank shows eight siblings side by side; one click loads one.
  • Layers reroll one part and keep the rest: the arrangement, the sound or the wording.

Glossary: layers

Same brief, two seeds
Seed 1: 135 BPM, key of F minor. Relentless warehouse techno, hypnotic and brutal. Drums: rolling kick with reverb-tail claps. Bass: TB-303 acid line, resonance rising. …

Seed 2: 132 BPM, key of G major. Relentless warehouse techno, hypnotic and relentless. Drums: pounding distorted kick, metallic hats. Bass: distorted mid-bass stab. …

Settings and checks

The boxes are half of a Suno prompt; the sliders are the other half.

  • Model, Weirdness, Style influence, Variety and Max Mode, set for each patch, with a note on why.
  • The expected length, and BPM and key for tracks.
  • Character counts against each box's limit.
  • An energy chart and a table of the sections, and checks that point to the line in your text they are about.

Guide: Suno's sliders

Settings for “Until the kettle stops”
Model             v6
Weirdness         44 %
Style influence   75 %
Variety           25
Max Mode          Off
Expected length   ~3:30

Library, ratings and taste

  • Save a patch with its text, knobs and seeds, and open it again in the writer.
  • Rate it from one to five after trying it in Suno, and add notes and tags.
  • Search, filter by songs or tracks and by tag, and sort by rating.
  • Switch on taste and Auto favours the families and styles you rated well.
  • Export the library to a file and import it on another device.

Private, and it works offline

  • Your library and your draft stay in your browser, on your device.
  • No cookies and no analytics.
  • Pages you have visited open offline, and so does your library. Writing a new patch needs the server.
  • Install it as an app from the browser menu.

In Claude

  • Add the writer to Claude as a connector and ask for patches in your own words.
  • Works in claude.ai, Claude Desktop, the Claude apps and Claude Code.
  • Claude can write, reroll and clean up; writing needs an account, as here.
  • Patches stay in the conversation: the connector keeps no library.

Set it up

With and without an account

Without an accountWith an account
Text11 examples, songs and tracksYour own, up to 6,000 characters, kept as a draft
KnobsGenre, arc, seeds 1–8All of them
Layers and tasteNoYes
Library, ratings, exportYesYes
In ClaudeNoWriting and rerolling patches, look-ups and clean-up

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