At least with samples, you had to do some actually arrangement - namely placing out the samples in your DAW, make some active creative decisions, etc. With too

At least with samples, you had to do some actually arrangement - namely placing out the samples in your DAW, make some active creative decisions, etc. With tools like Suno, you really don't need to do anything other than just type in the your prompt, and hope for the best. The closest analogy I can come up with, is that making music with tools like Suno is like hiring a musician / composer to make the music for you.