67 MUSIC
Comparison · updated 1 October 2026

67 MUSIC vs Suno

Suno makes a song from a prompt or from your lyrics, and since its v6 models also from audio, an image or a video. Shela's 67 MUSIC engine builds a whole artist from one conversation. You get the lyrics, the track, the master, the cover, the label page and the video. A studio in the browser lets you finish it. Here is what is different, what Suno does well, and what we do not claim.

What is different

Six things 67 MUSIC does differently

01 · persona

One conversation, a whole artist

You describe the artist once: look, voice, sound rules, social channels, label. Every track under that name keeps the same voice and character. Suno's Personas save the vocals and style of one of your songs, with a name, an avatar and a description. A 67 MUSIC persona starts from your description, not from an existing song, and also keeps written sound rules, social channels and a label page.

02 · lyrics

Lyrics first

The words come first. One feeling, a chorus you can sing in one breath, one image per line. A song plan then fixes the sections and the key changes before any audio is made.

03 · master

Mastered for streaming, in two passes

Every track is made as 44.1 kHz WAV, then mastered in two passes to −14 LUFS with true peaks at −1.5 dBTP. That is the loudness streaming services expect. Suno documents no separate mastering step. Cover art and a title are made with the track.

04 · wave

A music studio in your browser, on every plan

Wave is the 67 MUSIC studio: multitrack timeline, channel EQ, compressor, sidechain, saturation, mixer, stems and MIDI export. Suno's full Studio is only on its $24 Premier plan. Its Pro plan gets simpler editing: crop and fade, replace or add a section. Suno's plan comparison lists neither for its Free plan.

05 · video

From track to TikTok in the same tab

A built-in editor for short videos: 58 effects, 42 transitions, cuts that snap to the beat of your track. Karaoke captions come from the sung lyrics. Suno saves a song as a video file, and since v6 a video can be the starting point of a song; no video editor is documented.

06 · 432 hz

432 Hz playback, built in

One tap retunes the whole recording from 440 to 432 Hz. A few small clinical studies link 432 Hz music to a lower heart rate and less stress hormone than 440 Hz. Suno documents no 432 Hz option.

Side by side

Feature matrix

Suno facts come from suno.com, its help centre, blog and FAQ, first read on 7 September 2026 and checked again on 1 October 2026, after Suno released its v6 models on 9 September. Suno changes often. If something is out of date, please tell us at [email protected].

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Start froma prompt or your own lyrics; since v6 (9 September 2026) also audio, images or video; on Pro and Premier also a saved Persona, your own singing voice and custom models trained on your tracksone conversation: persona → lyrics → track → cover → label page → video; or your own recording, demo or stems as the starting point
Lyricsyour own, or written with Sunolyrics come first, with rules for chorus, verse and imagery; you approve them before the track is made
Structurethe prompt and your lyrics; crop and fade, and replace or add a section, on Pro and Premier; full editing in Studio (Premier)a song plan (sections, styles, key changes) written down before the track is made, and the track follows it
OutputMP3 on Free; WAV on Pro and Premier (from the desktop site); up to 12 WAV stems on Pro and Premier; multitrack export in Studio (Premier)44.1 kHz WAV first, then MP3; a title and cover art are made with the track
Masteringno separate mastering step documented; a Remaster action re-makes a song with a newer model; effects and plugins in Studio (Premier)master in two passes to −14 LUFS with peaks kept under −1.5 dBTP; each track gets a measured BPM, key and loudness
Stemsup to 12 stems, re-made by the model, on Pro and Premier (Auto Split, 50 credits); Advanced Split picks from nearly 100 instruments, Premier only4 separated stems plus MIDI, opened straight in Wave
Editingcrop and fade, and replace or add a section, on Pro and Premier only, not on Free; since v6 also edits described in plain words, such as one section or a single lyric; Studio 2.0 on Premier only ($24/mo)Wave in the browser on every plan: EQ, compressor, sidechain, saturation, mixer, on-screen keyboard and Web MIDI, synth and licence-cleared instruments and drum kits, MIDI recording, piano roll, step sequencer, 150 licence-clear loops, chord detection, beat slicing, tempo follow, mastering assistant
Tuningno tuning setting or 432 Hz option documented (checked 7 September and again 1 October 2026)432 Hz playback built in and on by default; one tap switches back to 440 Hz
Videosaves a song as a video file; since v6 a video can also be the starting point of a song; a how-to guide for short videos; no video editor documentedbuilt-in video editor: 58 effects, 42 transitions, cuts on the beat, karaoke captions from the lyrics; export in 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9
Artist pageprofile page (name, photo, bio, links) and the Explore feed; Personas keep the vocals and style of a song for new songs, with their own name, avatar and description, public unless set to privatepersona with portrait and bio, public chart, share links that open and play
Training dataSuno says v6 is the first model family it released in partnership with the music industry, developed with partners including Warner Music Group, BMG and Believe; all earlier models were retired, and older songs stay in the library. On 31 July 2026 the Munich Regional Court I largely granted GEMA's claims against Suno for an injunction, information and damages over six songs that, the court found, were reproducibly contained in the earlier v3.5 and v4 models. The ruling is not final; Suno said it disagrees and is evaluating its options, including an appeal.trained on licensed music only, as our about page states (our own statement, not independently verified)
DownloadsFree: no regular downloads (up to 7 trial downloads in total, only for free accounts from before 3 September 2026); Pro: 20 a month; Premier: 60 a month; extra downloads can be bought; Studio exports (Premier) are not cappedno download cap on any plan
Free tier50 credits a day (10 songs) with the v6-mini model; personal use only, no commercial use; no regular downloads; no stems; no crop, fade or section editingone short track a day; the full Wave editor, the video editor, the player and the chart are all included
PriceFree · Pro $8/mo · Premier $24/mo (billed monthly; 20% less on annual billing; taxes added at checkout)Free · Pro $35/mo or $336 a year, and Pro covers all of Shela, not only 67 MUSIC · pricing
Fair is fair

What Suno does well

  • Sing with your own voice and train custom models on your own tracks (Pro and Premier; since 9 September 2026 custom models run on v6).
  • Up to 12 stems on Pro and Premier, splitting by nearly 100 instruments on Premier, and a full Studio with MIDI, plugins and automation on Premier.
  • Apps for iPhone and Android, a large community feed, and industry partners: v6 was developed with partners including Warner Music Group, BMG and Believe, and Suno says songs made with its new partner model will be eligible for distribution through Believe and its TuneCore platform (announced 8 September 2026).
  • Years of model versions, now the v6 family (v6, v6-wild and the free v6-mini), and a very large user base.
What we do not claim

Honest about the limits

  • We do not say 67 MUSIC sounds better. Only a blind listening test with outside listeners can prove it. We are preparing one. Want to be a listener?
  • Nothing is recorded live. Every sound is generated. What you do get: acoustic-sounding instruments on request, a gentle master that keeps the dynamics, and 432 Hz playback.
  • 432 Hz is not a medical claim. Three small studies (PMID 31031095, 32401941, 39844155) compared 432 Hz with 440 Hz. They report a lower heart rate and less cortisol, a stress hormone. The samples are small. Nobody has explained why.
  • We are a small team with a young catalogue. Suno is a large company.

Why lyrics first? A common complaint about prompt-only music generators is: same melodies, same vocals, whatever you type. When the words, chorus and structure are fixed first, the engine has something specific to sing. And the listener has a reason to remember it.

Try it

Hear the difference yourself

The public chart on 67 MUSIC plays without an account. Open an artist, press play, switch 432 Hz on and off while it plays. Then make a track of your own: describe the artist, approve the lyrics, and finish it in Wave.

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