HI guys, this example will help you get more out of your prompts, instead of using single words, use descriptive language. These were the 3 stages of my prompts on one of my original beats. Originally I had this: Trap, hip hop, groovy bass, Spanish vibes, hard drums Then I changed into this: A hybrid of drill, trap, operatic metal, intricate West Coast bass, tribal percussions, Eastern European scales, expressive Spanish guitars, flamboyant brass elements, Erie sound fx, celestial atmosphere, dynamic transitions, a trombone that builds tension. Which yielded this: A sparse fusion of drill and trap rhythms establishes the pulse, driven by deep west coast bass, Eastern ethnic percussion and unusual modal melodies intertwine with orchestral string riffs, forging suspense, Operatic metal vocals rise overhead, while Spanish guitar runs and horror-inspired FX add cinematic flair, Hard trombone accents punctuate the mix, surrounded by swirling celestial sound effects for a spacey, chaotic atmosphere Which created the track in the link.

This is a great resource for improving the quality of your tracks by really going in with prompts. I promise you this will make a huge difference to your tracks. Shout out to Scotty Mills for posting this. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1K2GwskEkY/

Hi guys, This video shows how to transform your beat with prompts, sing your own hook and use that to build a full song. I made the beat, sang the hook, wrote the lyrics then Suno used that to sing a melody for the verses and the bridge that fits.

🍬The Shape of Hope🍬 (Cinematic TRAVIS SCOTT/KANYE WEST type beat) Hard cinematic intro builds into techno and dubstep elements. Orchestral melody carries the beat with lots of subtle nasty changes that make this beat deadly Download link on mp3 pop up.

🎄 Christmas Cheer🎄 https://youtu.be/ZUEntqe7IyY?si=mOKZmXQUTlVm8eE9 Free download on indoor delight link.