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Suno releases Studio 2.0 with MIDI, a Chat assistant, automation and unlimited stem exports for Premier

On August 13, 2026, Suno released Studio 2.0, an update to its timeline-based music workspace, for Premier subscribers, adding MIDI, a beta Chat bar, upgraded stem separation, automation and unlimited stem exports.

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On August 13, 2026, Suno released Studio 2.0, an update to its timeline-based music workspace, for Premier subscribers. The announcement, Introducing Studio 2.0, was published on the Suno blog by Henry Phipps, product manager for Studio.

What Studio 2.0 added

  • MIDI: users could import MIDI, record performances and edit notes in the timeline, play notes from a computer keyboard, and use MIDI clips to steer audio generations. Suno said MIDI had been the most requested addition to Studio.
  • Synth and Chat: a wavetable synth let users build custom tones, and a Chat bar (beta) could build instruments and vocal parts from scratch and clean up a session.
  • Stem separation: upgraded stem separation let users import outside audio, split it into stems and rearrange it.
  • Devices and plugins: factory devices included sidechain compression and convolution reverb, and custom plugins could be built through Chat.
  • Automation: Studio gained automation for the first time, with drawn curves changing track and plugin settings over time.
  • Exports: Premier subscribers got unlimited multitrack and stem exports at 32-bit/48kHz.

What it meant for people making music with AI

Studio 2.0 moved Suno toward a conventional DAW workflow, letting producers combine AI generation with MIDI performance, automation and stem exports. MIDI clips could, for example, steer audio generations, and Premier subscribers could export without limit at 32-bit/48kHz.

Availability and credits

Studio 2.0 was available to Suno Premier subscribers at launch. Custom plugins built through Chat had no credit cost at launch, and Suno said a credit system might be introduced.


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