Suno Create Music

The Suno Create Music node turns a text description, or your own lyrics, into a complete song made by Suno. You choose a Suno version, the style and the vocals, and every run returns two versions of the song as audio. You can send the song to any other node, for example to lengthen it with Suno Extend or to turn it into a Music Video.

When to use it

• You need an original song from a short description: a jingle, a theme song or a birthday song.
• You have lyrics and want Suno to sing them word for word.
• You need music without vocals, for example under a video or a podcast. Turn on Instrumental (no vocals).
• You want to keep working on the song. The other Suno nodes extend it, replace a section, add vocals or split it into stems.

Quick start

Inputs

Suno Create Music has three inputs on its left edge. Four more appear when you click Advanced on the node.

The output, Audio, is the selected version of the song.

Settings

The most-used controls are also in the strip under the node:

• Model — the Suno version.
• With vocals or Instrumental — no vocals.
• Vocal — Auto, Male or Female. It is hidden when the track is instrumental.
• Mix — the Style Weight, Weirdness and Audio Weight sliders.

Simple mode and custom mode

The node works in one of two modes. There is no switch for the mode: the node chooses it from the fields you fill in.

With Instrumental (no vocals) on, nothing is sung in either mode.

Write lyrics with metatags

Metatags are short labels in square brackets that guide Suno. The most important ones mark the parts of the song. Put a section tag, such as [Verse], [Chorus], [Bridge] or [Outro], on its own line before each part of the lyrics.

Type [ or / in a field to see tag suggestions. Each field suggests what fits it:

You can also let AI write a field. The Prompt, Style, Lyrics and Negative Style fields each have a Generate with AI button in the settings panel. For Style and Negative Style it writes a comma-separated list of Suno style tags. For Lyrics it writes complete lyrics with [Verse], [Chorus] and [Bridge] tags. The button is hidden when the field is connected to another node.

To write the lyrics in a separate step, connect a Suno Lyrics node to the Lyrics input.

Which Suno version to choose

Suno Create Music can run every Suno version below. Click a version for its page.

• Suno V6 — the default and the flagship. It has greater musical expression, more natural vocals and richer details.
• Suno V6 Wild — bolder, more distinctive and less predictable. Use it to explore.
• Suno V6 Mini — lightweight and fast. Use it when a quick result matters more than the last bit of detail.
• Suno V5.5, Suno V5, Suno V4.5 Plus, Suno V4.5 All, Suno V4.5 and Suno V4 — the earlier versions. They are still available, and each keeps its own character.

Only the V6 family uses Duration. Suno V4 has shorter limits: 3,000 characters for lyrics and 200 for Style. Every version costs the same. For a comparison of all models, read Choosing a model.

Fill the fields from other nodes

Each text field — Prompt, Style, Lyrics, Title and Negative style — can be filled in three ways:

• Type it, with tag suggestions.
• Connect a node to the field's input. The node's output fills the field when the workflow runs. A connected field is read-only; disconnect it to type again.
• Write a variable, such as {Chorus}, in the text. It is replaced with the output of the node with that label when the workflow runs. See Prompt variables.

The inputs for Style, Lyrics, Title and Negative style appear when you click Advanced on the node. Advanced opens by itself when one of those fields has content or a connection. A connected input stays visible even when you close Advanced. With Advanced open, Edit opens any field, including Prompt, in a larger editor.

The top of the settings panel shows every field as it will be sent, with the picker wording already added. This preview appears as soon as a field has content or a picker is connected.

Two versions per run, and their IDs

Every run returns two versions of the song. Click the results counter on the node to switch between them. The selected version is the one that the Audio output sends and that other Suno nodes work on.

Under the player, the node shows two IDs, Task and Track. Click an ID to copy it. The settings panel lists the same values under Output IDs.

These nodes read the IDs by themselves when you connect them, and they follow the selected version:

• Suno Extend and Suno Replace Section
• Suno Add Vocals and Suno Add Instrumental
• Suno Separate and Suno Convert WAV
• Music Video

In those nodes, the track ID is called Audio ID. To work on a song from an earlier session, paste the two IDs into those nodes.

Credits

A run costs 30 credits on every Suno version and returns two versions of the song. See Credits for how credits work.

Tips

• Structure the song. A descriptive prompt together with lyrics that use metatags gives the most coherent songs.
• Keep Style Weight near 0.5. Move it toward 1 only when the song must follow the genre strictly.
• Raise Weirdness step by step. At 0 the output is predictable. Raise it slowly for more experimental results.
• Exclude with Negative Style. List what you do not want, such as metal, screaming, instead of describing it in the prompt.
• Make a backing track first. Create an instrumental, then add vocals later with Suno Add Vocals.
• Draft fast, finish on V6. Try ideas on Suno V6 Mini, then run the idea you like on Suno V6.
• Try variations. Run the same song again with other Style Weight and Weirdness values.

From the API

AI assistants and scripts can create songs with the MCP tool suno_generate, which accepts the same Suno versions. The other Suno nodes have matching tools, such as suno_extend and suno_cover. See the MCP tools.