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1010Benja's Suno-generated song surprisingly good

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What changed1010Benja's EP opener 'Semiramis' Dream' uses Suno AI music but, with heavy human editing and iteration, achieves surprising quality.
Why it mattersThis track shows AI music tools can produce near-professional results with extensive human input, not just generic outputs.
Who should careAI coding tool users
Affected stackNo specific stack identified
Source confidenceMedium · Reliable media or first-hand reporting

1010Benja's EP 'Time Has Nothing To Do With What You Choose…' opener 'Semiramis' Dream' uses Suno AI music but turns out surprisingly good. Benja openly marks it as AI-generated on Deezer. His process: friend Patrick Holder makes beats, Benja records vocals, feeds them into Suno, selects outputs, edits in Ableton, loops back to Suno, repeating hundreds of times. This heavy human involvement makes it sound unlike typical Suno junk, blending Jungle beats and hyperpop. For musicians using Suno, this case shows AI tools aren't doomed to produce low-quality content; it's how creators use them as iterative tools, not one-click generators. Benja says he uses AI because his 'vision exceeds current ability' and he can't afford a professional children's choir. Critics note the AI choir parts could be achieved through traditional layering and vocal processing, making AI not essential.

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