Diving into Suno AI: The Three-Part Prompt System Explained

First deep dive in my Suno AI series — let’s make some music! 🎵

Hey there! After spending way too many hours playing around with Suno AI (9000+ generated songs in 1 year), I’m super excited to share everything I’ve learned about this incredible music-generation tool.

[prompt]: A cozy home studio setup with a young music producer sitting at a computer, immersed in the creative process, surrounded by music production equipment like headphones, a mixing board, and a keyboard. Warm, soft lighting creates an inviting and focused atmosphere, capturing the feeling of excitement and inspiration. The room has a modern aesthetic with subtle hints of creativity and musical energy, realistic and high-quality photography style. — chaos 35 — ar 16:9 — style raw — stylize 300 — v 6.1

You know that feeling when you have a melody stuck in your head but can’t quite get it out? Or when you’re working on a video and just can’t find the perfect track? That’s exactly where Suno AI comes in, it’s like having a full production studio right at your fingertips. And trust me, once you get the hang of it, it’s addictive!

I’m breaking this down into four parts because there’s just so much to cover:

1. The Three-Part Prompt System (you’re reading this one!)
2. Taking Your Prompts to the Next Level
3. Working Around the Current Quirks
4. Making the Most of It (Plus What’s Coming Next!)

The Three Parts That Make the Magic Happen

So here’s the deal, Suno works with three different prompts:

• Style of Music prompt (200 chars) — This is where you set the vibe