With the release of Suno’s latest version, a powerful new feature has been introduced: Remix. This tool opens the door to a world of creative musical collaboration, allowing users to build on existing ideas in dynamic ways. Whether you're an experienced producer or just exploring AI music generation, Remix is your new best friend.
🎶 What Is a Remix in Suno?
In Suno, Remix includes four creative functions: Cover, Extend, Reuse, and Speed. Each offers a unique way to rework existing tracks:
- Cover: Create your own version of someone else’s track, using their structure or lyrics as inspiration.
- Extend: Continue a track beyond its original ending—perfect for evolving ideas.
- Reuse: Use a previous prompt again with new variations or tweaks.
- Speed: Adjust the playback speed of an existing song.
🌐 How to Access the Remix Feature
The Remix option is currently available in the Web version of Suno, with limited functionality on iOS and Android. To find it:
- Click the More Actions (...) menu next to any song.
- Choose Remix if it's your song, or see the Remix option if it's another user’s public track.
- Click the Remix icon on the right sidebar to explore all available remixed versions of a track.
🔒 Can I Control Which Songs Can Be Remixed?
Absolutely. You can enable or disable Remix for any of your tracks at any time. Here's how:
- Go to the More Actions menu of your song.
- Select Visibility & Permissions.
- Toggle the Allow Remixes option.
By default, songs created before May 21, 2025 have Remix turned off. All new songs have Remix enabled by default but are link-only until made public.
🔁 What Happens When Someone Remixes My Track?
Each time your song is remixed, the new version will credit your original. A visible link directs listeners back to your track, making sure you’re acknowledged as the originator. You’ll also be able to see a full list of remixes made from your song in the right sidebar.
👥 Who Owns the Remix?
This is where things get interesting. Remixed songs are not eligible for commercial use unless they are remixes of your own content created while you were a paying subscriber.
Examples:
- If you remix someone else’s track → Not commercially usable.
- If someone remixes your track → Their version is not commercially usable.
- If you remix your own track (created under a paid plan) → Your remix is commercially usable.
It’s best to view Remix as a creative, social tool, rather than a way to publish commercially viable music from others’ content.
💡 Why Should You Use Remix?
Remix opens up countless possibilities for creative exploration, collaboration, and learning. Whether you're inspired by someone else’s beat or want to expand your own musical ideas, Remix lets you do it — without starting from scratch.
You can even discover remixed songs on the Suno homepage, where featured tracks are highlighted for easy access.
📌 Final Thoughts
The Remix feature in Suno isn’t just a gimmick — it’s a thoughtfully designed system that encourages community interaction and creative experimentation. Use it to collaborate, innovate, and inspire others. Just remember to respect copyright and licensing terms, especially if you're thinking about publishing outside of the platform.
Stay creative and keep remixing!
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