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On November 5, 2026, Suno launched a new feature that supports using MIDI files as a starting point for song creation. According to Suno's official blog, the Create page now includes MIDI file input; users can drag and drop .mid or .midi files, or select MIDI from the "+" menu to start creating. Because MIDI contains only note and duration data and no sound, users can use natural language to instruct Suno to perform strictly according to the original score, or to extract motifs and develop them into a new arrangement. The official examples of use include: exporting a score as MIDI and auditioning it with a full orchestral arrangement, letting students and bands audition their own works during rehearsal, and re-orchestrating MIDI from old recordings. The feature is currently live with the Create page update, and there is no information yet on further developments.
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Suno now supports MIDI files as a starting point for creation
Suno has added MIDI file input to the Create page; users can drag and drop .mid or .midi files, or select MIDI from the "+" menu to start creating. Because MIDI contains only note and duration data and no sound, users can use natural language to instruct Suno to perform strictly according to the original score, or to extract motifs and develop them into a new arrangement. The official examples include exporting a score as MIDI and previewing it with a full orchestral arrangement, letting students and bands preview their own works during rehearsal, and re-orchestrating MIDI from old recordings.