Suno's new feature generates speech with matching music, training method still undisclosed
Speech-with-score single-track generation widens AI audio creation, but the undisclosed training method matters amid ongoing copyright litigation.
Suno released the Speech beta on October 1, generating spoken audio and matching background music together in a single track.
Users type an idea or text and describe the voice and music style; the model produces both the voice and the score. The company says it suits poems, meditations and bedtime stories, and admits the beta still has bugs — a British accent can occasionally wander off to Australia.
Suno has not said how it trained the model. The company is being sued by major record labels, and a Munich court recently rejected its fair use defense.
Sources:https://suno.com/blog/introducing-speech-betahttps://the-decoder.com/ai-music-generator-suno-can-now-create-spoken-audio-with-matching-background-music