TL;DR
What did u/bonerfleximus use Suno for?
A Suno user records their voice, has Suno generate songs from it, splits out the best vocal stem, and turns that clean take into a reusable Suno voice. They call it "a reliable way for the two voices I refined so far this way."
What they did
They record their voice and have Suno generate a few songs from it, pick the best, take it into Studio and save the vocal stem as a separate WAV. That clean recording becomes a Suno voice. They then generate songs with that voice, or make a song with another voice and use cover to apply theirs.
How it went
They call it "a reliable way for the two voices I refined so far this way."
Worth knowing
- Splitting stems costs credits, and they say it "Will still probably require multiple takes."
- Price check: Suno: free plan; Pro: US$10/month, or US$8/month on a yearly plan (US$96/year) (checked Oct 26, 2026).
Try it yourself
Paste this into a chatbot, then add your own details underneath.
I want to write a song I'll sing over an AI instrumental. Write lyrics in [genre] about [topic] with a verse, pre-chorus and chorus, mark where I should breathe, and keep the melody range comfortable for a [voice type].
More people who did this
- u/Elevilnz (Reddit, Oct 22, 2026): Removed the vocal from a Suno stem, recorded a raw vocal in Logic, bounced it through auto master, loaded it back into Suno and applied a voice made from their own takes.
- u/diogenes_the_drifter (Reddit, Oct 22, 2026): Got the best blend of their own vocals using v6-mini with Weirdness 25%, Style 50% and Audio Influence 75%.
Original post
See u/bonerfleximus's original post on Reddit → (Oct 22, 2026)
Sources
- u/bonerfleximus on Reddit, Oct 22, 2026 — the original post
- Suno pricing — checked Oct 26, 2026