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The Prompt Machine

The Prompt Machine at /prompt-machine builds a Suno-ready song prompt from our published genre and fusion handbooks. Pick a genre or fuse two, set mood and vocals, and get a style prompt, lyrics, a song title, and downloadable artifacts. First prompt is free, then 5 credits each.

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What it is

The Prompt Machine at aetherwavestudio.com/prompt-machine turns our published SUNO prompt handbooks into a guided, on-screen tool. In five quick steps it builds a complete, Suno-ready prompt: a genre or cross-genre fusion, mood, production descriptors, vocal choice, and lyrics. Then it hands you a polished set of artifacts you can paste straight into Suno or send to Music Studio.

Your first prompt is free with no sign-up. After that each prompt costs 5 credits.

How it works

  1. Pick a genre. Step 1 is a wall of 60 main genres from Volume 1 of the handbook. Tap one to select it (it highlights and a Continue button appears).
  2. Or create a fusion. Tap a second genre and the machine resolves a cross-genre. If the pair matches one of our 53 curated book fusions (for example Techno plus Orchestral becomes Cinematic Techno) you get that named fusion; otherwise you get a custom blend. You can also browse all 53 curated fusions directly from the Fusion pod.
  3. Set the mood (up to three) and optional production descriptors across Production, Texture, Rhythm, and Vibe.
  4. Choose vocals: Auto, Male, Female, or Instrumental. Instrumental skips the lyric step.
  5. Lyrics. Write your own or ask the built-in lyric assistant, which writes structured lyrics for any theme. Every vocal song also gets a suggested song title automatically.

Then press Generate.

What you get

Sending your prompt onward

Custom fusions and the handbook

When two genres do not match a named book fusion, you get a Custom Fusion. Its card is not an official classification, so it invites you to submit a fusion name and description to [email protected]. You may be asked for a sample, and accepted fusions are considered for the next edition of the Cross-Genre-Fusion Handbook.

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