I think your forward thinking is brilliant you have solved an issue that is beyond what I could figure out a solution. I can’t thank you enough!

V helpful! Thank you

I absolutely Love this song, production and that voice! oh and I appreciate this tutorial thank you!

Really helpful and important stuff! Thank you so much.

🥰 Thank you very much, this helps me a lot! /Tommy from Sweden

BIG THANKS !!

Thanks this was great...I used to lock the tempo straight to the grid-constant tempo and I couldn't figure out why my music sounded so stiff. This makes a huge difference. I think I watched your video originally showing the adapt feature when it came out and it has made a big difference.

I’ve found the easiest for me, when ‘getting stems’ in suno have it do midi as well. When you import the midi it already has that tempo map embedded

Can you show show to correct that big tempo drop

if you use wav file download stems   mp3 will not lock to tempo due to compression

Hi, well… huge thanks for these kind advices ! (sorry for my broken english ;-) ) I have a question : when I import my suno stems into logic, there is also a smart tempo track that does not appear in your video. Do you see what I mean ? did you removed  it before importing ? what am I supposed to do with it. Also, the drums (snare mostly) does not appear to fot the times : this could be an issue when trying to play in tempo (or to write notes in the grid) . I hope you got what I meant and thanks again !

My production partner uses different ai programs. The files he sends me sound great, but are not compatible if I want to use logic drums or loops. It can be done, but further editing is needed.

SUNO should just add an extra MIDI tempo map when they give you the stems. That would be the best solution. Then Logic wouldn't have to guess as much when analyzing.

no matter how hard i try and use the suggested methods my tempo changes, Im trying to have some tracks keep even without having to go into edit. like if i have meditation tracks i want to make I don't need it to become a random rave 3 minutes in, as it often does

So what do you do when it gives you that wacky tempo change in the middle of the song? Have a song where that’s about 76 bpm but the verse shoots up to 110. And the click isn’t even in time with the song?

my issues is suno goes out of sequence, its the music, multiple sounds trapped in one stem which gives no flexibility, so many of generated tracks of mine sound like someone kicked the turntable and the needle jumped

Well, yes, music should ebb and flow, but I think what the issue is is matching up your own instrument tracks, especially drums to quantize.  Unless you are a good enough drummer to match it.  I use an MPD 218 MIDI Pad Controller to play drums over it.  SUNO seems to love generica hi-hats over their entire rock songs.  A big sizzle wash; no ride cymbal stuff.  Or it's weird

How does Suno get the stems? could we do it ourselves? is there a way to do that on our own pc

So I have an instrumental track with all  of my instruments already mixed and at a fixed bpm. I only want Suno for the vocals and possibly one or two other Suno stems. If I export Suno’s fluctuating stems and put them into the session first- dictating tempo as suggested and then drag in my instrumental - like your tambourine example-will the instrumental track sound like a train wreck?

Suno creates seperate stems or createss stem from final mixed audio?