Talk it out. Paste it in.

Describe the song the way you'd tell a producer — half sentences, "kind of like", whatever. MelodyPrompts writes the Suno style box, the exclude list and finished, section-tagged lyrics, checks them, and hands you three boxes to paste.

Write your first song free How it reads you

No card to start. Your lyrics are yours — no cut, no claim.

You typehopeful but not corny. walking home after the night shift. kind of a cello in the bridge, no drops

Style

412 / 1,000
melodic trap, 138 BPM, A minor, soft kick with a long tail, finger snaps on two and four, slow rolling hats, clean sine sub under 50Hz, warm 808 character layer gliding into each hook, felt piano chords high-passed above 250Hz, plucked guitar answering the vocal, hook climbs a third on the last line, airy male tenor with a doubled hook, warm mix, mono low end, clean transients

Exclude

festival drops, supersaw leads, risers, four-on-the-floor kick, choir pads, harsh highs, stereo sub, muddy low mids

Lyrics

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It reads you like a producer would

      

      

        
Most of what you say is an example, not an order. "Kind of a cello in the bridge" means one exposed, sustained voice in a stripped bridge — not a literal cello pasted into a trap beat. A count or a "no" is a rule: "no drops" means no drops.

        
When it makes a call on something you left loose, it tells you in one line — "read 'tambourine' as bright hand percussion, used a shaker" — so one word back fixes it.

      

    

  


  

    

      

        
Three boxes, one paste each

        
Built for Suno's fields and its limits, so nothing gets cut off and nothing in one box works against another.

      

      
    
        
  • StyleWhat the track sounds like, in the order Suno weighs it: genre, tempo, drums, bass, lead, the hook's melody, voice. Bass always stacked as a clean sub plus a character layer. Under 1,000 characters.
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  • ExcludeWritten fresh for this song's instruments, so what you don't want stays out without dragging the mood toward it.
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  • LyricsSection tags Suno follows, a hook that comes back word-for-word every time, a bridge after the last verse that lands on the final hook. Under 5,000 characters.
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The order is the point

        
Every song runs the same path. The story is set before a single rhyme, the hook locks before the verses, and the sound is chosen after the words exist — so the beat serves the song you actually wrote.

      

      
    
        
  1. 0 Reads your brief and your words
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  2. 0.5 Genre rules and blend mode
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  3. 1 Conflict, point of view, what's true underneath
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  4. 2 Song shape and bar counts for the genre
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  5. 3 The hook — locked from here on
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  6. 4 Images and content, within the genre's word budget
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  7. 4.5 Pushes away from what every AI song sounds like
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  8. 5 Rhyme chains, flow, line rhythm
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  9. 6 One voice, one delivery
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  10. 7 Sound, bass, groove, then the style box
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  11. 8 Checks: limits, hook, bridge, clichés, your past hooks
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Checked before you see it

      

        
Every build goes through a checker in code: character limits, the hook identical at every return, the bridge in the right place, banned words, the clichés AI lyrics fall into, and your own earlier hooks. Anything flagged goes back for a fix pass automatically.

        
Add your own banned words per song. Turn on the hook check and it searches released songs for the same phrase or premise before you commit.

      

    

  


  

    

      
Yours, all the way

      

        
You keep every word MelodyPrompts writes for you. No license fee on your lyrics, no share of your masters or publishing, no claim on what you make with them.

        
Your songs, personas and banned words stay in your account and teach your own ledger — so song twenty doesn't repeat song three.

      

    

  


  

    

      
Pricing

      

      
A Standard song costs 2 credits, a Studio song 6, the hook check 1. Failed builds are refunded automatically.