Who can use Suno Studio 2.0?

Suno Studio 2.0 is available now to Suno Premier subscribers. It runs in the browser, so there is no desktop install and no separate audio workstation to buy. The chat bar inside Studio 2.0 is marked beta, which means Suno is still testing that part of the release while the rest of the features ship to Premier accounts.

Can I bring my own MIDI into Suno Studio 2.0?

Yes. Suno Studio 2.0 lets you import, record and edit MIDI directly on the timeline. You can play parts in from a MIDI controller or from your computer keyboard using the new musical typing mode, which includes an arpeggiator and a chord mode. MIDI parts sit on the same timeline as material Studio generates for you.

What audio quality does Suno Studio 2.0 export?

Suno Studio 2.0 exports multitracks and stems at 32-bit / 48 kHz. Suno states that Premier subscribers can export at that quality without limitations, so a session started in Studio can be handed off to another audio workstation for final mixing rather than staying locked inside Suno.

What audio effects come with Suno Studio 2.0?

Suno Studio 2.0 ships high-quality audio effects including sidechain compression and convolution reverb, plus a wavetable synth for basses, leads, pads and chords. You can also design your own effects and synth presets through the chat bar, and automation curves let effect parameters change over the length of a track.

Suno · 2026-08-13 · major

Suno Studio 2.0 — browser music workstation adds MIDI and a chat bar

Suno Studio 2.0 adds MIDI recording and editing, a chat bar, a wavetable synth and automation curves to Suno's browser music workstation. Premier subscribers can export 32-bit/48 kHz multitracks and stems without limits.

Suno's browser music workstation now takes MIDI, and a chat bar builds instruments, effects and synth presets on request.

Quick facts

Maker	Suno
Version	Studio 2.0
Availability	Suno Premier subscribers
Runs in	The browser
What's new	MIDI, chat bar, wavetable synth, audio effects, automation
Export	32-bit / 48 kHz multitracks and stems, no limits
Chat bar status	Beta

What is it?

MIDI arrives in Suno Studio 2.0 — you can import, record and edit MIDI directly on the timeline, playing it in from a MIDI controller or from your typing keyboard. The same update adds a wavetable synth, high-quality audio effects, automation curves and higher-fidelity stem separation. Suno Studio is a music workstation that runs in the browser, so none of this needs a desktop install.

How does it work?

The chat bar is the new control surface: you describe what you want and Studio generates instruments and vocals, builds custom plugins and synth presets, or answers a production question. Musical typing turns a computer keyboard into a MIDI input, with an arpeggiator and a chord mode for playing parts in. Automation curves move effect and plugin parameters over the length of a track. Suno lists the chat bar as beta.

Why does it matter?

Producers who already work in a normal audio workstation no longer have to pick between Suno's generation and their own playing — parts written on a controller land on the same timeline as generated ones. Premier subscribers can pull 32-bit/48 kHz multitracks and stems out without limits, so a session started in Studio can be finished elsewhere instead of staying locked in.

Who is it for?

music producers

Frequently asked questions

Who can use Suno Studio 2.0?: Suno Studio 2.0 is available now to Suno Premier subscribers. It runs in the browser, so there is no desktop install and no separate audio workstation to buy. The chat bar inside Studio 2.0 is marked beta, which means Suno is still testing that part of the release while the rest of the features ship to Premier accounts.
Can I bring my own MIDI into Suno Studio 2.0?: Yes. Suno Studio 2.0 lets you import, record and edit MIDI directly on the timeline. You can play parts in from a MIDI controller or from your computer keyboard using the new musical typing mode, which includes an arpeggiator and a chord mode. MIDI parts sit on the same timeline as material Studio generates for you.
What audio quality does Suno Studio 2.0 export?: Suno Studio 2.0 exports multitracks and stems at 32-bit / 48 kHz. Suno states that Premier subscribers can export at that quality without limitations, so a session started in Studio can be handed off to another audio workstation for final mixing rather than staying locked inside Suno.
What audio effects come with Suno Studio 2.0?: Suno Studio 2.0 ships high-quality audio effects including sidechain compression and convolution reverb, plus a wavetable synth for basses, leads, pads and chords. You can also design your own effects and synth presets through the chat bar, and automation curves let effect parameters change over the length of a track.

Try it

https://suno.com/studio-welcome