Suno's music-generating generative AI service is gaining popularity after Microsoft provides a plug-in for Copilot. Just enter the text prom, a piece of music with vocals, instruments, lyrics and thumbnails for each song. Recently, Suno has given all their users 500 extra credits for free.
This is because over the last week, Suno's service has been down. Suno has updated their website with a new interface design with a catalog that has dynamic categories. New, Trending and Liked tabs were also introduced for users to explore various AI-generated songs and like songs already generated by other users. User-generated songs if heard by many people can also be displayed on the Trending page.
Songs selected by Suno will be displayed on Suno Swhocase. The suno.com/explore site was also introduced in beta form for the public to explore various other songs. Users also now have their own profiles to display their created songs. Even though 500 credits have been given, usage is still limited the same as a free account if you don't subscribe to a premium plan.
Among the conditions of use are that you can only generate two songs simultaneously, cannot buy new credits, cannot be used for commercial use, 50 credits are already credited and the waiting time for music generation is shared with other users.