Yo guys, I swear I just woke up today to some of the biggest news I’ve seen in this space. If you’ve been following the AI music revolution, you know Suno has been leading the pack, but their latest update—Suno Studio version 1.1—is on a whole different level.

I took it for a spin today, and I’m telling y’all, the workflow just got a massive upgrade. Let’s break down what’s new and how you can use it to sauce up your productions.

Getting Started with v1.1

First things first, to access the new Suno Studio features, you’ll need to be on their highest plan (last I checked, it’s about $30/month). Once you’re in, the interface is cleaner, faster, and much more intuitive.

The New "Cover" Feature 🎤

This is a total game-changer. Before, if you wanted to remix or change the vibe of a vocal, it was a whole back-and-forth process. Now, you can left-click on any audio you’ve generated and create a "Cover" directly in the track.

You can choose between:

• Lead Vocals: Great for upfront, lyrical parts.

• Backing Vocals: Perfect for those "oohs" and "aahs" in the background.

I tried it with a "Modern R&B Introspective" vibe, and even without feeding it specific lyrics, the melodic quality was insane.

Multiple Takes: The "+1" Secret

What most people are going to miss at first is the little "+1" icon next to your tracks. Suno now generates multiple versions or "takes" for your ideas. You can cycle through the original, Version 1, Version 2, etc., to find the one that fits your track perfectly.

In my test, the Version 1 vocal sounded way cleaner than the original—almost like it went through a pro studio chain.

Built-In EQ is Finally Here! 🎚️

For the tech-heads out there, Suno added a built-in EQ. For those who don't know, EQ lets you shape the "harmonic content" of a sound.

• Want your vocals less nasal? Pull those middle frequencies down.

• Want more "boom"? Boost the lows.

• Want more "air"? Turn up the highs.

It’s not adding new frequencies, but it’s letting you balance what’s already there without leaving your browser.

The "R&B Flute" Cheat Code 🎷

If you want a pro tip: type in "R&B Flute" under the woodwinds section. This thing never misses. It comes up with the craziest melodies that sit perfectly in a pocket. I layered some woodwinds and some "congas and bongos" percussion, and Suno arranged it all with that "wow factor" science I still can't quite explain.

Exporting to Your DAW (Logic Pro Demo)

The multi-track export is faster than ever. It literally takes milliseconds to generate stems now.

I exported my R&B project and dragged it straight into Logic Pro. A few things to remember:

1. Check your BPM: Grab the BPM from the bottom left of Suno. I set mine to 93.

2. Logic Integration: Even though I typed in 93, Suno’s AI is smart enough to match the groove even if there’s a slight variance.

Once I had the stems in Logic, I added some stock Reverb, an Expander on the percussion, and some Tape Delay. The quality of the Suno stems is so high that they take professional plugins beautifully.

Final Thoughts

Suno Studio 1.1 feels like a real instrument now, not just a generator. Whether you’re a pro producer or just starting out, you’re going to have so much fun with this.

Want to try it for yourself? Head over to busyworksbeats.com/suno to check it out!

Stay creative, stay cooking. Peace! ✌🏾