How To Generate Your Own Full AI Song About After Party

Social Media & Streaming Services

Imagine the thrill of seeing your song about that epic after party, a celebration of dance and music, lighting up social platforms like X, Instagram and TikTok. But wait a minute! What's the attribution protocol when posting such songs or artwork on these platforms? Well, if you're using a free platform, it's mandatory to give credit where it's due (e.g. “Made With Suno”). And if you're a paying subscriber, it's highly appreciated. What about monetizing your songs on YouTube? Absolutely! But there’s a catch: this luxury is only extended to paying subscribers of Pro or Premier plans. Free users can only use their songs for non-commercial purposes. Want to enjoy commercial benefits? Then you need to subscribe to either the Pro or Premier plan. For more detailed information, visit: here. So what about uploading your tunes from the night out of clubbing to streaming services such as Spotify or Apple Music? The rules are identical here: only paying subscribers can upload their tracks.

Commercial Use

If your tracks embody fun times and nightlife and are meant for more than just personal use, then you are looking at commercial use. This includes monetization on YouTube and uploading your partying anthems on streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. If you wish to use your tracks commercially, subscribing to either Pro or Premier plans is essential. For further details, check this out: here.

A subscription won't grant retroactive commercial rights for content generated during the free tier usage period; that content remains strictly for non-commercial uses.

Ownership of songs generated with Suno depends on subscription status. Paying subscribers own their songs (subject to Suno’s Terms of Service), while free users have non-commercial usage rights only. So, if you want total control and ownership, you might want to check out the benefits of a paid subscription. If you're interested in learning more about this, here's a post that explores Will AI Replace Musicians?.

Content Ownership

Original lyrics submitted are still your property, regardless of the tier of Suno you use. Artwork generated with your songs also belongs to you if you're a paying subscriber.

Copyright Protection

The question of copyright protection for AI-generated content is a complex and rapidly evolving area of law. For insight on this topic, consult with an attorney or read up on this best AI music tools post which delves into the murky waters of AI music and copyright.

In the end, whether it's a song about an after party or any other theme, understanding the rules around using platforms like Suno is crucial. For more information on how to make the best use of technology in music creation and promotion, check out these posts: how to make a lyric video using AI image-to-video tools and song about friendship.