Suno

Suno launched the beta of Suno Bridge on November 13, 2026. The standalone Mac app uses Suno's music models to generate vocal and instrument stems inside Ableton Live sessions. It supports Ableton Live 12 or later and requires a Premier subscription.

Suno announced on November 4, 2026 that Pro and Premier subscribers can start songs by uploading MIDI files to the Create page. Users pair the file with natural-language instructions to follow the notes, develop them or change the instrumentation.

Suno has launched Speech in public beta on web and mobile. It generates spoken voice from a script or text prompt, with optional AI-generated background music, for clips up to roughly eight minutes. Suno claims it is the first audio model to generate voice and music together as one track.

ElevenLabs has released Music v2.5, an updated version of its ElevenMusic generator, now available through both the app and API. The company says blind testing with nearly 48,000 comparison pairs showed listeners preferred v2.5 over the prior version, particularly for R&B, Hip-Hop, and orchestral genres.

Suno unveiled its v6 model family, trained on licensed data from Warner Music Group, BMG, and Believe, as the AI music startup continues fighting copyright lawsuits from Sony, Universal Music Group, and individual artists. The company plans to retire its older, non-licensed models entirely.

Suno's Studio 2.0 update introduces a beta chat feature that lets Premier subscribers create instruments, vocals, and custom plugins through text prompts. The release also adds MIDI import/editing, stem separation, and unrestricted multitrack export at 32-bit/48kHz.