5: Uploading - Users can upload audio material, which naturally represents a source of panic among big publishers because they fear people can upload part of a

5: Uploading - Users can upload audio material, which naturally represents a source of panic among big publishers because they fear people can upload part of a hit (currently max length is 2 minutes) and use it to clone big name artists, which 1: can be done in other ways, and 2: is far from being the most fun way to play with the feature, and could be a source of legal problems although, I repeat myself, there are multiple ways to do that, both inside and outside of Suno. Here's how I used it: any of you recall of that C64 game called Commando with that really catchy soundtrack by that genius called Rob Hubbard? Well, I spent decades waiting for the day I could play it in real life, but never could with my old bands, so I grabbed the game audio, edited it to fit the most relevant parts into 2 minutes, and turned it into a disco-funky song with slap bass et al plus AI generated lyrics celebrating the old times playing 8 bit videogames. Yep, it works on chiptunes too, and it is damn fun. 6: User support - next to none. They reply to all mails and bug reports, but as you can easily guess it's all AI generated and contains lots of boilerplate text; however it seems there is something that takes notes about bugs, so it might be still worth reporting them. However I asked them a couple times about song moderation with a very specific question about potential trolling, and ther mail AI kept replying about writing PG-13 lyrics while the problem was completely different. Specifically, I asked if I publish a song with political tone, I mean, nothing inciting violence, offending or anything like that, but of course strongly biased, what would happen if a group of trolls would report the song as inappropriate just because they don't share the same ideas and want me silenced? They kept replying about a moderation team, an I replied back that in case the team is an algorithm, then it could be easily gamed, like a bunch of flat earthers could silence a scientist just because of mere numbers. Still didn't receive any meaningful reply on the subject, so I'll keep my profile private for now, possibly sharing my song elsewhere. Better be sure before risking to lose everything Google/Youtube-style. I'm sure I forgot something I'll recall later; in that eventuality I'll add that on this post. What are your experiences with Suno or other AI music generation services? So far it seems Udio offers much better sound quality, however it's still limited to 2 minutes (I'm aware of concatenating pieces, but it's not ideal, not even on Suno), but they progress at such speed that everything could change from day to day.