Suno

Text, lyrics, instrumental music, uploaded audio, and the main creation surfaces; product claims are not quality measurements.

Plans, base credits, estimated song counts, annual billing, and download allocations labeled as starting September 3, 2026.

Vendor article used only to cross-check $10 Pro and $30 Premier monthly billing, not as an independent comparison.

Model release and personalized creation features; no controlled game-music acceptance rate is supplied.

July 20, 2026 added the Web v5.5 duration slider; June stem updates and August Studio changes limit what older complaints can establish.

Premier access, MIDI and audio editing, export formats, unsupported VST/AU hosting and DAW sync, and acknowledged timing issues.

Multitrack production and 32-bit / 48 kHz audio export; file specifications do not establish source fidelity.

Auto Split costs 50 credits for up to 12 stems. Other separation modes meter extraction differently.

Beta One Shot and Loop modes with BPM and key settings; this documents capability, not guaranteed seamless game loops.

Official Library and Workspace download channels, distinct from in-app listening or sharing.

Download and terms changes take effect September 3, 2026. The announcement does not give that date as the old models' retirement date.

Future download counting, old-library coverage, monthly resets, and the Premier Studio export exception. Extra download prices were not confirmed.

Paid-period creation, free personal non-commercial use with attribution, input responsibilities, and non-unique output. This URL may later point to revised terms.

The help page explicitly includes video games among commercial uses, subject to eligibility and terms.

Rights associated with music created while paid and retention of those rights after cancellation; not a copyright guarantee.

No automatic retroactive grant for free-tier songs; its relationship to the new paid-download wording remains a clarification point.

Approved-download requirements, retained rights, input obligations, and the non-commercial restriction on defined inter-user Remixes. Revision and effective dates differ.

Content and activity use for training or improvement, processing, and retention. Ordinary paid access is not a no-training guarantee.

Included daily and monthly credits refresh rather than accumulate across periods.

Continuing paid subscribers can receive daily fallback credits. Base-allocation arithmetic is therefore not an absolute account cap.

Refunds and malfunction compensation are handled case by case, not promised for every rejected musical result.

Historical Get MIDI instructions. Neither their fee nor their availability is assumed to describe native Studio 2.0 MIDI export.

Disclosure requirements for AI-generated content shipped to players, including audio; not a blanket AI ban or a promise of approval.

Human expressive contributions and AI assistance are distinguished from prompting alone; this is U.S.-specific guidance, not a ruling on a particular song.

Exclusive-rights and reference-content requirements are separate from a music generator's commercial permission.

Pro and Premier web access supports WAV downloads. Format availability and download allocations are separate questions.

Dragonforge describes self-written lyrics, a generated theme, and an 8-bit cover for a Godot game. Own-project promotion; cross-posts count once, and release rights were not audited.

lZebl's post #160 describes an original introduction/theme extended with Suno. Plan and model unspecified; audience praise is not a separate production record.

UAI-Thuan combines an earlier personal song, Suno v5, and Unreal Engine 5.7 Beta. A cinematic case, not evidence of interactive game-audio integration.

Erick-BVA reports developing a piano improvisation into an arrangement, with changes to the source. The author plays by ear but does not read notation; not a zero-music-skill case.

Mike McCarthy describes noise, harshness, stem residue, and tempo-editing work. This predates June separation updates and Studio 2.0; not a current defect-rate estimate.

chapbot reports useful DAW material despite roughness. A different author's experience in the same thread as U05; their informal percentage is not used as an acceptance rate.

Around May 2026: one simple game worked better than a later 30–60-second loop task. This predates the July duration slider; exact publication day and plan are unconfirmed.

TheBagMeister reports unwanted vocals in v5/v5.5 instrumental attempts. Style-specific self-report; neither a universal model ranking nor average credit cost.

Around March 2026, geekrichieuk reports better vocals/consistency alongside dance-structure and hiss issues. Author-run comparison, not our listening test; exact day unconfirmed.

Initially useful for ideas, then reported upload copyright checks and support problems. Input ownership is unverified; duplicate text on another profile counts once. Readable listing, not an inaccessible review permalink.

Experience dated July 3: favorable trial results plus an eight-minute cutoff complaint. Model unspecified, before the duration slider; not game-audio QA or a universal duration limit.

Pleasant_Dust6712 and replies describe cut lyrics or trailing instrumental endings after setting duration. The whole discussion is one record, not a measured failure rate.

August 2026 after release: concrete vocal, MIDI-track, and controller workflows alongside timing and generated-part problems. One discussion cluster; exact day unconfirmed and hype excluded.

An August 20 workflow and August 27 follow-up from the same author cover DnB, stems, MIDI, vocals, export, and UI friction. Counted once; chatbot explanations of system internals are not evidence.