AI music platform Suno is rarely out of the headlines at the moment: in the past few weeks alone, the company was defeated in a landmark lawsuit brought by German performing rights society GEMA, introduced new download limits and audio watermarking technology, and inked a major licensing deal with BMG.
The latest news from the divisive brand is the arrival of Suno Studio 2.0, the second generation of the company’s browser-based DAW, which places the capabilities of Suno’s generative AI models in an environment that musicians and producers will be more familiar with, while offering greater creative control over their output.
