Microsoft Copilot, renowned for revolutionizing code development, has now collaborated with Suno, an AI tool, to bring a new dimension to creativity – music composition. This guide explores the seamless integration of Copilot and Suno, revealing how you can effortlessly create AI-generated tunes with just a text prompt.

How to Make Music Using Microsoft Copilot

Prerequisites

To embark on your musical journey with Copilot, ensure you have:

• A Microsoft account
• Access to the Microsoft Copilot preview (request access at copilot.microsoft.com)
• The Suno plugin enabled in Copilot

Enabling the Suno Plugin

Activating Suno is a breeze:

1. In Microsoft Copilot, locate the “Make music with Suno” banner. Click to launch the Suno plugin.
2. Alternatively, click on the plugin icon next to the Submit button and toggle on Suno from the list.

With this, Suno’s music composition capabilities become seamlessly integrated into Copilot.

Creating Your Text Prompt

The magic lies in your text prompt. Craft a descriptive prompt specifying:

• Genre
• Length
• Instruments/vocals
• Mood
• Subject/theme
• Key

Detailed prompts yield better results, and during the preview, Suno excels in crafting short tunes up to 2 minutes long.

Generating and Listening to Your Song

Enter your text prompt, hit Enter, and witness Suno in action. It rapidly composes an original tune – lyrics, instrumentals, vocals, and all. Scroll down to view the lyrics and hit play to listen to your AI-generated track.

Feel free to refine your prompt for multiple options until you achieve the desired musical output.

Sharing and Using Your Copilot Creations

Once satisfied with your Suno creation:

• Listen and share directly within Copilot
• Use non-commercially (for videos, games, apps, etc.) with the free version
• Purchase commercial rights through a paid Suno plan starting at $24/month

Remember, downloading music files directly isn’t possible, so screen recording or capturing audio output are viable options.

Limitations

While Suno opens new creative possibilities, there are limitations:

• Song length capped at 2 minutes during the preview
• Sound quality is good but not on par with professional production
• Suno owns rights to songs created with the free version
• Access may be limited during Suno’s gradual rollout

In the preview, Suno focuses on short musical clips, showcasing AI’s potential for rapid musical composition.

Conclusion

Microsoft Copilot, coupled with Suno, offers a glimpse into the future of AI-human collaboration. Crafting music is no longer confined to professionals; with a text description, anyone can convert ideas into a produced song within seconds. As AI music generation evolves, Copilot stands at the forefront, democratizing access to these emerging technologies.

Experiment with prompts, unlock new creative avenues, and witness the innovative partnership between humans and machines. Microsoft’s Copilot empowers individuals to harness AI creatively, paving the way for exciting collaborations in the realm of music.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. Is Microsoft Copilot free to use?
   • Yes, Copilot is free to use, but some features, including extended music rights, may require a paid subscription.
2. Can I download the music generated by Suno?
   • No, direct downloads aren’t available. You can listen and share within Copilot or use screen recording for your creations.
3. What genres does Suno support?
   • Suno supports a wide range of genres, from pop and rock to classical. Your prompt customization determines the genre.
4. How long does it take for Suno to generate a music clip?
   • Suno works swiftly, generating music within seconds based on your text prompt.
5. Is Copilot’s music creation suitable for professional use?
   • While great for personal projects, professional use may require a paid Suno plan for extended rights.