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Suno now makes spoken voiceovers with background music in one go
Suno launched Speech in public beta on its web and mobile apps. It generates a spoken voice and background music together, from a short description or a full script, and the music can be switched off. Advanced mode sets the voice's gender, speaking style and variety. Clips run to about eight minutes. Suno says the beta is rough, with accents that can drift.
- Try it on one short job, such as a phone on-hold message or a social video voiceover, and compare it with what you use now.
- Read the terms on your Suno plan for commercial use before anything it makes goes into a paid ad.
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