Quick Reference

One word is mispronounced

A tiny repair needs a tiny tool. Replace only the selected word or line when the rest of the song works.

Preserves

surrounding arrangement, song identity, timing around the edit

Changes likely

selected word, selected line delivery

One line is wrong

One bad line is still a local repair. Replace the smallest section that contains the problem.

Preserves

rest of song, section context, overall performance

Changes likely

line delivery, small cadence details

A verse needs rewriting

Use Replace Section for a contained verse repair. Use Reuse Prompt if the rewrite changes the whole idea or cadence.

Preserves

overall vibe, song structure, nearby sections if repair is local

Changes likely

verse flow, cadence, local melody

Chorus is wrong

A chorus is the song’s identity. Repair it locally if the hook mostly works; use Reuse Prompt if the hook concept changes.

Preserves

core idea if prompted clearly, song structure

Changes likely

hook timing, melody, vocal delivery, song identity

Same beat, new lyrics

This is a new version based on the same recipe, not a tiny repair.

Preserves

recipe, vibe, structure, groove direction, hook timing direction

Changes likely

exact beat, voice, melody, performance

Same beat, translated lyrics

Translation usually needs a new singable version based on the same structure and groove.

Preserves

vibe, section structure, hook timing direction, emotional intent

Changes likely

exact cadence, rhyme, vocal delivery, melody details

Same lyrics, new genre

Changing genre is a reimagining. Cover is usually the style-change tool; Reuse Prompt helps when you want a broader rebuild.

Preserves

lyrics, concept, rough structure

Changes likely

arrangement, melody, voice, groove

Same vibe, different topic

A new topic usually means a new version. Reuse Prompt can carry over mood, structure, and energy.

Preserves

mood, energy, structure, style direction

Changes likely

lyrics, melody details, voice details

Make vocals clearer

If the words and performance are right but clarity is weak, polish the audio instead of rewriting the song.

Preserves

song content, performance, arrangement

Changes likely

mix balance, brightness, loudness

Make the mix louder/cleaner

Remaster is the polishing move when the composition is already right.

Preserves

song, performance, arrangement, timing

Changes likely

loudness, clarity, stereo balance

Add another verse

Extend is built for continuing the track from a chosen point.

Preserves

audio before extension point, tempo direction, mood

Changes likely

new verse, post-extension structure, ending

Add an outro

Use Extend near the end and describe the emotional landing you want.

Preserves

song before extension, mood, key direction

Changes likely

outro structure, ending feel

Replace bad ending

Start the extension before the bad ending and ask for a stronger finish.

Preserves

song before selected point, core energy

Changes likely

final section, outro, ending performance

Cut long intro

Crop is the cleanest first move when you only need to remove time from the start.

Preserves

remaining audio, main song, mix

Changes likely

start point, lead-in feel

Cut long outro

Crop removes extra time at the end without rebuilding the song.

Preserves

earlier song, performance, mix

Changes likely

ending cutoff, fade feel

Make it faster/slower

Small tempo changes are usually safer with Adjust Speed than rebuilding the song.

Preserves

overall audio, performance, arrangement

Changes likely

feel, groove perception, time-stretch artifacts

Make a club remix

A club remix is a reimagining: stronger drums, bass, movement, and arrangement changes.

Preserves

core idea, hook direction, emotional identity

Changes likely

beat, bass, arrangement, vocal treatment

Make a radio edit

A radio edit is mostly structure and length: trim weak parts, then repair transitions if needed.

Preserves

strongest sections, main hook, song identity

Changes likely

structure, transitions, length

Extract instrumental/vocals

If Suno offers Studio/Stems for the track, use that for vocal and instrumental separation.

Preserves

source performance, song parts where separation works

Changes likely

separation quality, stem artifacts, bleed

Not sure what to click

Start with the smallest move that solves the problem. Tiny repair, local tool. Big change, new version.

Preserves

whatever already works

Changes likely

depends on chosen tool