Udio is a direct competitor to Suno, notable for its studio audio quality and greater control over details. It allows for extending tracks, creating multiple variations, and more specific style control.
Write a Prompt Describing the Style
Describe the genre, main instruments, and desired emotions for the song.
Enter a description like 'dynamic electro-pop music, featuring synth and electronic drums, with an uplifting feel' into the song creation box.
Specify exact instruments (piano, electric guitar, synth) for Udio to better align with the idea instead of making vague descriptions.
Create the Initial Music Piece
Create an introductory music segment of about 30 seconds to assess whether the direction is correct.
Click Create, listen to the first 32 seconds, and recreate if it does not match the desired style.
Create 3-4 versions at the same time to compare before choosing one for further development.
Expand the Song with Extend
Lengthen the chosen music segment into a full song with sufficient verses and choruses.
Select the preferred segment, use Extend to continue composing the next parts until the song's structure is complete.
Carefully listen to the transitions between the Extend segments to ensure there are no abrupt cuts.
Edit Specific Segments Using Inpainting
Modify parts that are unsatisfactory without having to recreate the entire song.
Select the segment to edit on the waveform and use the inpainting feature to recreate that portion according to new specifications.
Inpainting works best when only editing a short 5-10 second segment rather than a large section.
Publish the Complete Demo
Download the completed music file to use as a demo presentation or reference for the studio.
Download the high-quality WAV/MP3 file, naming it clearly according to the version for easier comparisons during review.
Keep all previous drafts since they may allow for reusing overlooked ideas for future projects.
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An advertising agency needs to present background music ideas for a TVC campaign before persuading the client to approve the production budget.
Problem
Hiring a musician to create a demo for each idea costs 5-10 million VND and takes several days, while clients often want to hear multiple options.
Solution
Use Udio to quickly create 3-4 demo background music tracks in different styles, showcasing them live during the meeting for the client to choose a direction before investing in actual production.
An independent music producer wants to experiment with various melody and harmony ideas before deciding which song is worth investing in for professional recording.
Problem
Going into the studio to try out each idea incurs costs for hiring musicians and studio time, while most initial ideas will be discarded.
Solution
Use Udio to build full demos with melodies, harmonies, and song structures, then select only the best tracks to invest in for actual recording.