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Watch: Suno’s Replace Section (Inpainting) AI Tutorial

Published October 17, 2024Last updated October 17, 2024By Gary Whittaker
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Suno’s new Replace Section feature lets you edit your tracks like never before—adjust lyrics, add solos, and take full creative control. Watch how to master inpainting for your songs.

Master Song Inpainting: Suno’s AI Replace Section (Video Tutorial)

The world of AI-powered music creation continues to expand, and Suno’s Replace Section feature is one of the latest advancements to help creators edit their songs seamlessly. This feature, also known as song inpainting, allows users to replace sections of a song—whether it’s tweaking lyrics, adding new instrumentals, or enhancing parts of a track—all without needing to start from scratch.

In this video tutorial from Master AI Fast, you’ll get a comprehensive walkthrough of how to use Suno’s Replace Section feature effectively. Whether you want to fix small sections of lyrics, add a guitar solo, or experiment with different musical ideas, this video will guide you through every step.


How to Use Suno’s Replace Section for Song Editing

The video begins by guiding you through the basic steps of using Suno’s Replace Section:

  1. Navigate to Your Song: Choose the song in your library that you want to edit.

    • Click on the three dots next to the song title, and hover over “Edit.”
    • You’ll now see an option to “Replace Section”, which allows you to modify any part of the song.
  2. Adjust Lyrics or Instrumentals: The tutorial demonstrates how you can expand a section of the song by adjusting the red-highlighted area.

    • Editing Lyrics: Once you expand the red section, you’ll see the lyrics that are editable. You can add, change, or remove lyrics from that part of the song. Suno will generate two new versions for you to preview, and you can choose the one that fits your needs.
    • Adding Instrumentals: By inserting metatags (e.g., “guitar solo”), you can replace instrumental parts of a song. The video shows how to insert these tags and create brand-new instrumental segments for your track.
  3. Make Use of the “Same Length” Toggle: One of the key features in Suno’s Replace Section is the “Make Same Length as Section” toggle.

    • When turned on, the replaced part will be the same length as the selected section.
    • Turning it off allows Suno more creative flexibility to extend or shorten the section, which is ideal when adding instrumental solos or drum breaks. In the video, the toggle is turned off to create longer guitar solos, showing the benefits of giving Suno more control.

Fixing Lyrics for Older Songs

For songs created before September 2024, there might be a message prompting you to correct the lyrics if they don’t match the audio. The tutorial walks through how to solve this by editing the lyrics to align with the song, ensuring that Suno processes the replacement properly.


Key Highlights from the Video

  • Real-Time Demonstration: The tutorial shows how Suno generates two different versions after every edit, allowing users to preview and choose the best version for their needs.
  • Instrumental Creativity: The video emphasizes how you can add creative layers to your music, like guitar solos, by simply adjusting the time or adding metatags.
  • Full Customization: Whether it’s lyrics, instrumentals, or timing, Suno’s AI Replace Section offers flexibility for song creators to take full control of their edits.

Long Story Short

Suno’s Replace Section offers incredible creative potential for AI music creators, and the tutorial by Master AI Fast covers every step to help you master this feature. From lyric adjustments to instrumental solos, this tool gives you the power to refine your tracks without starting from scratch.

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