Chrome extension for Suno

One artist's sound, held across every track.

AIMusicMaker lets you develop a unique sound for an artist, then create and manage albums that stay consistent from one track to the next. With the Chrome extension, all of it transfers straight into Suno, so you can generate whole albums quickly without losing that consistency.

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Where each step happens in the app

01 / Artist
Start with the artist's lasting sound.
An artist holds its name, a one-line summary and the base technical style every album starts from. Its page shows each album as a card, with how far along it is and the next thing to do.
Artist in the docs
An artist
The artist: its name and a one-line summary of its sound.
Play and Queue the whole artist.
How many albums and tracks it has, and how many are made in Suno.
Each album as a card, with how far along it is and the next thing to do, here "Next: make 2 in Suno".
Create an album adds the next record.
02 / Album
Give the album its own direction.
An album's Record tab holds its own technical style, beside the artist style it inherits. Generate from the tracks writes that style from the album's track list. Artwork and Release have tabs of their own.
Album in the docs
The Record tab
The album's name, the one thing it has to have.
Its own technical style, with the style it inherits from the artist on the tab beside it.
Generate from the tracks writes the album's style from its track list.
The technical style: what is different about this record.
03 / Track
Write what Suno needs for each track.
Each track keeps its title, length, Suno style prompt and lyrics, with notes of your own that are never sent to Suno.
Track in the docs
A track
The track's title and length, with Play and Queue beside them.
The style prompt and the lyrics, each on a tab of its own.
The Suno style prompt, the text that goes into Suno's Styles field.
Notes of your own. They are never sent to Suno.
04 / Extension
Fill Suno's form from your library.
On Suno's Create page, Fill from AIMusicMaker opens a picker of your tracks by artist and album. Choose one to fill Suno's fields, replacing what is there or adding to the end of it.
Extension in the docs
The picker
The filter narrows the list by track, album or artist as you type.
Replace what is already in Suno's form, or add to the end of it.
A track, with the fields it will fill listed under it. Choosing it starts the fill.
The button the extension adds to Suno, which opened the picker.
05 / Takes
Bring the takes back.
Import takes, or drop a batch of audio files on the page. Each file lands on the track it is named after, and every track shows how many takes have come back.
Takes in the docs
Takes on an album
Every track on the album, with how many takes have come back, or "not made" if it has not been made in Suno yet.
Import a file, or drop a batch of audio files anywhere on the page. Each lands on the track it is named after.
The takes that have come back for the selected track.
06 / Definitive take
Star the take that becomes the track.
The starred take is the definitive one, marked Official. The other takes stay with the track under labels of their own, such as Remix.
Definitive take in the docs
The definitive take
The star picks the definitive take.
The starred take is marked Official.
The other takes stay with the track. This one is labelled Remix.
07 / Release
Add the release links.
When the record is out, its Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube Music links go on the album. Until then, its card says what is next.
Release in the docs
An album card
Locked Groove: 10 tracks, all written and all made.
So the card says what is next: add the release links.