AI Music Platform Suno Adds Spoken-Word Voice Generation Feature
Suno has launched a public beta feature that lets users generate spoken voiceovers alongside AI-made background music, expanding beyond its original music-generation tool.
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Suno, the AI music generation platform, has introduced a new feature that generates spoken voices based on user-written scripts or prompted descriptions, according to a report from The Verge.
The feature, called Speech, is now available in public beta across Suno's web and mobile platforms. It allows users to generate voiceovers and background music simultaneously, rather than producing them as separate elements.
The move marks an expansion for Suno beyond its original focus on AI-generated music. The company has previously stated that music remains central to its product, even as it broadens its offerings to include voice generation.
Details on pricing, usage limits, or the specific underlying technology powering the new Speech feature were not included in the available report. It is also unclear how the feature will be positioned relative to other AI voice-generation tools already on the market.
The public beta rollout suggests Suno is testing demand for combined voice-and-music content before a wider release, though the company has not announced a timeline for a full launch.
Sources
- AI music maker Suno now generates spoken words — The Verge
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