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Suno Launches V6 AI Music Models in Partnership with WMG, BMG, and Believe
Suno said the new models use licensed label tracks and include a free mini version, while revenue will be shared with partners.
- On Wednesday, AI music startup Suno launched its v6 model suite in partnership with Warner Music Group , BMG, and Believe, enabling users to generate music from licensed artist catalogs.
- Suno developed these models after settling copyright lawsuits with major labels last year, committing to retire previous versions trained on unlicensed material to address widespread infringement allegations.
- The v6 family includes three tiers—v6, v6-wild, and v6-mini—each offering distinct features including partial song editing, mashups, and audio sampling for both paying and free users.
- Suno Chief Product Officer Jack Brody confirmed the startup is sharing revenue with label partners, establishing a framework for future opt-in experiences where artists can monetize licensed remixes.
- Despite these partnerships, Suno faces ongoing copyright lawsuits from Universal Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment, while a German court ruled the company breached copyright this year.
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Suno launches AI music models trained on licensed Warner and BMG catalogue
Suno has launched a new generation of AI music models built with Warner Music Group, BMG, and Believe, and will switch off everything that came before them. “As v6 rolls out, we will retire our previous models and move Suno entirely onto the v6 generation,” the company said. The announcement, published on Wednesday, introduces three […] This story continues at The Next Web
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Suno releases new AI music models in partnership with Warner Music, BMG
Sept 9 : AI music startup Suno on Wednesday launched a suite of AI models in partnership with record companies Warner Music Group and BMG to allow users to generate new music inspired by licensed music of participating artists.This move comes amid increasing scrutiny of AI music generators like Suno and Udio,
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