Suno says Chat in Suno Studio is an assistant you talk to in plain language. It can rename tracks, adjust faders, add effects to every track and suggest ideas. This guide is our own method; test it on a copy of your project, as we have not verified how each request behaves.
Make each request one clear action
Name the target, the change and the amount. Suno’s own examples follow this shape.
Rename each track according to the clip name.
Bring all of the tracks down by 3dB.
Add the Compressor and EQ effect to each track.Templates you can adapt
- Cleanup: “Tidy this project: rename tracks from their clip names, then list anything that looks out of order. Do not delete anything.”
- Balance: “Lower the drum tracks by 2dB and leave vocals unchanged.”
- Effects: “Add the EQ to every vocal track with a high-pass filter setting. Tell me what you changed.”
- Feedback: “Listen to my intro and give three specific notes about clarity. Do not change the project.”
- Ideas: “I have a slow piano loop and a vocal. Suggest three ways to build the second verse.”
Habits that help
- Work on a duplicate of the project before bulk changes.
- Say what must not change. “Leave vocals alone” prevents surprises.
- Ask for a summary of what was changed so you can undo it by hand.
- Split big jobs into several small requests.
Pair this with our guides to AI music prompts and spoken word with music. Suno says Chat comes with Premier, so check your plan on Suno.