How I blend in AI parts to make covers of my own songs | Its not a one-click trick @EspenKraft
How I blend in AI parts to make covers of my own songs | Its not a one-click trick  @EspenKraft
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
My sound patches: espenkraft.com • I use Suno V5 to generate parts I use for my cover/remixes of my own songs. Very rewarding, much fun and I can get the results I want with much less effort than hiring a full orchestra, new vocalists and studio musicians. Truth is, I would never have done that to begin with.

*I'm not sponsored in any way by Suno

I find using AI most fun for the vocal parts as I can tailor the vocals without having a real person in the studio singing. That was always what I disliked the most in the past. The endless hours waiting for that perfect take.
I'm don't do this to compete with my own originals, but to show off my music in another wrapping. To reach a new audience.
The tech is far from perfect and it has a long way to go, but it's already good enough to have some fun and to create something with it.
Music tech is supposed to boost creativity and I've bubbled with creativity since I started using AI in SOME of my music.
In addition to the cover/remixes I've gotten tons of new ideas for new original songs as well.

As Hugh Hefner said several times: "It doesn't get any better than this."
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