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AI Guerrillas

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Can You Guess Which One Is V5.5? 👀🎵
I made two songs using the same style: one with Suno V5.5 and the other with V6. I won’t tell you which is which yet—I’ll let you listen and decide! 😄 Which song do you think was made with V5.5, and which one with V6? And most importantly, which one do you prefer? I’ll reveal the answer later 👀
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@George Virtanen yes exactly
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@Dustin Aaron not inverse
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@Jesse Hull I'm not going to mention the names of your artists, but your lead singer and your female singer
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I was simply asking whether you’d had any issues with DistroKid, that’s all. I’m sorry to hear about everything you’re dealing with. I completely understand why you might be suspicious given the situation. If you want, feel free to DM me and I can show you my main artist/project. It’s in a completely different niche from what you’re doing, so I’m absolutely not trying to copy or imitate any of your artists. I only knew about those artists because you had shared them in a YouTube video, so I went to check them out. I spend a lot of time on YouTube, and I simply assumed those were the channels you were talking about. There was genuinely nothing more behind my question. I was only wondering if you’d been having problems with DistroKid.
"Bye bye Suno, I’m cancelling my subscription."
I came across this post on Reddit, and I couldn’t agree more with the author’s frustration: https://www.reddit.com/r/SunoAI/comments/1wbofwh/bye_bye_suno_im_cancelling_my_subscription/ Suno’s newer models may offer cleaner production and higher technical fidelity, but for my workflow, something important has been lost. I haven’t been able to get results from V6 that sound as good, or as interesting, as what I could create with V5.5 and earlier models. The older versions had distinct strengths and quirks. They could produce genuinely surprising music, while V6 often sounds more generic and overly polished to my ears. I understand that Suno may face legal and financial concerns surrounding the data used to train its earlier models. It makes sense that the company would want future models to be trained using properly licensed material. What I don’t understand is why that must mean removing models that paying customers already had access to. Why couldn’t Suno preserve those older models while directing all future development and training toward V6? Even if the legacy models stopped receiving updates, leaving them available would allow creators to choose the model that works best for a particular song or workflow. Replacing several useful creative tools with a single newer model is not necessarily progress. Sometimes a model’s imperfections are part of what makes it creatively valuable. For users like me, removing that choice feels less like an upgrade and more like a major step backward. I hope Suno listens to the creators who relied on these models and finds a responsible way to bring them back.
"Bye bye Suno, I’m cancelling my subscription."
0 likes • 4d
So, what do you suggest?
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@Mark Tyson You can use Studio for unlimited exports.
youtube ?
to get the youtube started should i upload a video to it before connecting it to distrokid?
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It's preferable, but you don't have to.
Free music visualizer for longer videos 🎵
https://vizzy.io/ is actually pretty good for making long music visualizer videos for free. Worth checking out if you want visuals to go with your tracks or full albums without paying for another subscription! Anyone else here using it? 👀
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@George Virtanen https://vizzy.io/
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@Jacob Roman Hahaha glad it helped bro 😂 If this ends up saving your whole OBS setup, you can always pay me back with a beer 🍺😂 Now I’m curious to see that Anyma-level visualizer!
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