Suno Update Notes (10 29, pushed on X on 11 2): Improvements to Suno Studio based on user feedback. Clip settings (volume, pitch, loop, reverse, time stretch) have been moved from a too-small pop-up to a sidebar on the left of the waveform, opened by double-clicking a clip; lyrics, style tags, and stems have been moved to a new Clip Info panel. New setting: Audio added from the library or uploaded can be automatically time-stretched to the project tempo (clips with unstable timing and groups of stems uploaded simultaneously retain their original timing, generated clips are unaffected). Pitch can be fine-tuned in semitones plus cents (entering 2.38 equals 2 semitones 38 cents). Use Shift-H to hide tracks and Shift-Alt-H to restore them; right-click the top ruler to adjust grid density and contrast.
Confidence: High (80) · Event Time 2026-10-29
Reasoning
- These address actual pain points when editing Suno-generated material mixed with self-recorded audio: automatic alignment of imported audio to project tempo and pitch correction fine-tuned to the cent make Studio closer to a usable lightweight arrangement workstation, rather than just an auxiliary page for the generator.
Usage
- Available immediately upon opening Suno Studio; automatic time stretching is a new setting that must be manually enabled when needed.
Risks
- This is a minor improvement to the editor experience with no new generation capabilities; the update notes do not specify which plans have access to Studio.