Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
AI vs. Human: The Battle for Musical Creativity
Find the track here:
espenkraft.bandcamp.com/track/vampires-at-summer
Just to be clear, out of all the extended versions Suno did of the template, this is the only version where everything came together in a cool way.
Every time I fed it the 30 sec template it didn't produce something I really liked. Sometimes the vocals (vocal sound or top line melody) were bad, sometimes the sounds, structure or just everything.
So using Suno the way I did was very unpredictable and very luck based in terms of getting everything to "come together magically".
Some pointers in terms of song structure; I found that I had more luck with song structure when actually having an odd number of lines of lyrics.
Originally I didn't have the line "Let the people run for their lives" at the end and when I didn't all suggestions/extensions from Suno had a much more bland variety of sections in the arrangement.
When I added that 5th line in the chorus (which Suno picks up on as the chorus/drop) it started to make more interesting B and C sections. I have no idea why. Just an observation.
00:00 Intro
00:19 Making a chord structure for AI to listen to
02:10 Using Suno AI to produce the music and vocals
10:12 Editing what AI did - to make it even better/breakdown
18:09 Conclusions and afterthoughts
AI vs. Human: The Battle for Musical Creativity
Find the track here:
espenkraft.bandcamp.com/track/vampires-at-summer
Just to be clear, out of all the extended versions Suno did of the template, this is the only version where everything came together in a cool way.
Every time I fed it the 30 sec template it didn't produce something I really liked. Sometimes the vocals (vocal sound or top line melody) were bad, sometimes the sounds, structure or just everything.
So using Suno the way I did was very unpredictable and very luck based in terms of getting everything to "come together magically".
Some pointers in terms of song structure; I found that I had more luck with song structure when actually having an odd number of lines of lyrics.
Originally I didn't have the line "Let the people run for their lives" at the end and when I didn't all suggestions/extensions from Suno had a much more bland variety of sections in the arrangement.
When I added that 5th line in the chorus (which Suno picks up on as the chorus/drop) it started to make more interesting B and C sections. I have no idea why. Just an observation.
00:00 Intro
00:19 Making a chord structure for AI to listen to
02:10 Using Suno AI to produce the music and vocals
10:12 Editing what AI did - to make it even better/breakdown
18:09 Conclusions and afterthoughts
