SunoForge v5.0.4

Suno's six new tools (the server went from 35 to 41 on 2026-11-06).

• Stems — 13a. Two parts (vocals + instrumental, 4 stems, 10 credits) or twelve (24 stems, 50 credits), ready
  in about a minute; each stem is a song of the library you can play and download. A part the song lacks may come
  back near-silent or with another instrument's bleed and is marked "empty"; each stem has a "What's on the stem"
  button (12b … ask). A stem is not split again.
• MIDI — S6. A song from your own .mid (Simple mode, v6-wild; each take passes a copyright check on its own,
  a failed one costs nothing) with a blank of the three ways Suno names: exactly as written, the motif developed,
  new instruments. MIDI of a song or a stem (S6 … midi) needs Premier: on Pro SunoForge says so and calls nothing.
• Publish and remixes — S15. Public has its own card and its own yes; private and the remix switch go on your
  words.
• A real edit — S12 … replace. Words of a line, a time range, a section, an instrument: Suno redoes that place
  and keeps the rest of the song's audio (two takes, 10 credits). One place per line: "in both choruses" changes
  only the first.
• Caption — S13: the line under a song on suno.com.

The menu, by the new design:

• Simple and Extended are their own switch (set level, also in the menu header); the view letters W · T · B
  no longer change the mode.
• All fifteen numbers are always there; only sub-entries follow the platforms you use. The menu header is
  shown once, not repeated on every screen.
• [15] is My Suno. Without the Suno connection it is one screen: what it is, how to connect, what works
  without it. Connected, the balance sits on top — plan, credits left, used of the monthly limit, download
  credits, renewal date, models. The S-codes (S1…S15) are kept for what lives only in Suno.
• Check a take (12b) and stems (13a) are their own actions again; Suno is the second path for both.
• My songs (S1) shows songs only — stems live inside each song's sheet — 10 rows, or 50 as a list.
• Recipes have codes: 9a–9d.
• What's new sits in the menu header, and each line opens its function directly.
• Every section starts with a short memo ("What's here", "Try") and a hint for the mode in force.
• The result frame: every field of a prompt is its own block with a copy button; "Why this works" says what
  each choice does to the sound; in Simple mode one note "This is called …" names one term per answer.
• Save says what was saved, where, and how to get it back.
• The codes are new everywhere — screens, buttons and answers send S1…S15, 12a, 12b, 13a. The 5.0.3
  codes 15a…15r are accepted as synonyms until 6.0.
• A button that cannot send says so. Where the host does not pass a tap to the chat, the button writes
  "type in the chat:" and the command instead of doing nothing; a screen that did not start says so too.
• The song's link under the player, always — stems included: remasters, remixes and some library songs do
  not play in Suno's card, and the link is how they play.
• Clearer names in nine languages. The view pills read W screen · T text · B questions and send w, t,
  b (W is the default; the old m still works); "Fill-in form" instead of "Blank and tips"; "Credits and
  plan"; the main menu says you do not have to press anything — just describe the song.

Lab (beta) — a door in the main menu with a red BETA tag: play a melody on the on-screen keys (how long a key
is held is the note, a silence between notes is a rest), or hum it into an audio file; the notes become a .mid
with a key check, ready for S6. Humming to notes is still rough. This is an idea under test: by your feedback it
is developed, changed or removed.

What the server changed in the old tools: the player takes 12 songs (was 4); the vocal gender needs the
advanced-controls grant; speech refuses Exclude with a Suno-written prompt; a download's daily limit is the code
quota_exceeded; a cover keeps its source's title unless one is given; uploads' own "carry on without asking
again" is data — the card and the yes stay; a question to Suno's listener never carries a song id (moderation
refuses it).

Data: DATA_SUNO_LIVE (tools, field map, traps, plans, pre-flight and recovery, chains, cards, the CODES table,
the not-reachable list: eight items left it), DATA_SUNO (MIDI input, stems through the chat), DATA_BLANKS (stems,
MIDI, publish, the MIDI blank, the edit), DATA_POSTPROD, CORE_03 (a seam), SKILL.md (the codes and the rules even
without the files), INDEX (new routes, every line range recomputed), docs/SUNO_MCP.md.