Suno adds sidechain compression to Suno Studio and publishes a guide
Overview
Suno publishes a guide on sidechaining, a production technique that lowers one track's level when another track, such as a kick drum, plays.
Suno says sidechain compression now works in Suno Studio, runs entirely in the user's browser, and is included with the Premier plan.
The guide walks through a setup: start with a drum loop that has a strong kick, add a sustained track such as a synth pad or choir, add a compressor to that track, set its sidechain input to the drums, then lower the threshold and adjust attack, release and ratio. The full guide is on the Suno blog.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 15, 2:57 PM ET
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- Oct 15, 2:51 PM ET · 1 articleSuno publishes a guide on sidechaining, with Studio included in PremierSuno: Suno explains how to use sidechaining in Studio
- Oct 15, 2:51 PM ET · 1 articleSuno Studio adds sidechain compression that runs in the browserSuno: Suno Studio adds sidechain compression that runs in the browser
- Oct 15, 2:51 PM ET · 1 articleSuno shows how to set up sidechain compression on a sustained trackSuno: Suno shows how to set up sidechain compression on a sustained track
- Oct 15, 2:51 PM ET · 1 articleSuno explains sidechaining's history and how to use it in Suno StudioSuno: Suno explains sidechaining's history and how to use it in Suno Studio
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Suno@sunoOfficialSuno explains how to use sidechaining in StudioAISuno says sidechaining is included with its Premier plan in Studio. A full guide on sidechaining is available on the Suno blog.
Suno@sunoOfficialSuno shows how to set up sidechain compression on a sustained trackAISuno says to start with a drum loop with a strong kick and add a sustained track, such as a synth pad or choir. Add a compressor to that track, set its sidechain to the drums, then lower the threshold and shape the response with attack, release, and ratio.
Suno@sunoOfficialSuno Studio adds sidechain compression that runs in the browserAISuno says Suno Studio now supports sidechain compression, which it describes as similar to a typical DAW. The feature runs entirely in the user's browser.
Suno@sunoOfficialSuno explains sidechaining's history and how to use it in Suno StudioAISuno says sidechaining is a widely used production technique and one of the oldest tricks in audio. The post promises a short history and a walkthrough of how to apply sidechaining in Suno Studio.
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