Cómo utilizo SUNO para Producir Música (de verdad)

9 Jun 2025 · 15 min
15:20

Spanish-language YouTube tutorial by DJ COCE demonstrating a practical workflow using SUNO to extract and regenerate stems from a track (“Daigon” from his latest album) and incorporate them into an Ableton Live remix. He tests SUNO’s recent update (mentions the new "Get Stems" / "All Detected Stems" UI), uses the Extend option and the subscription model's latest generator (version 4.5), and reports that regenerating stems costs 50 credits. Vocals were extracted separately using Lalal AI. The video shows selecting useful extracted elements (winds, a hook labeled synth/guitar), recreating a bass part, arranging percussion and transitions, and concludes by positioning SUNO as a personalized sample-pack tool that still requires producer skill to reach market quality.

Questions this video answers

"Daigon" (from DJ Coce's latest album).

Version 4.5 (the subscription model).

Extend.

50 credits per regeneration.

LALAL AI.

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