Can Suno be used in Worship Music? (Send The Rain - Behind The Scenes)
- Views
- 353
- Likes
- 1
- Length
- 14:58
- Published
- Category
- Music
Send the Rain – Worship Music Made with SUNO | Song & Production Breakdown
How do you make a worship song using SUNO AI? – and how much of the final track can actually be your own?
00:18 - Song Story
03:20 - How I recreated the Suno stems
12:30 - My First Troll and the Ethics of using AI
13:35 - Final Thoughts on Suno as a Tool
“Send the Rain” has been a song in the making for many years. The idea came out of a long-standing desire to see revival in the UK and an outpouring of God's Spirit, and a recent UK Worship Leaders Day in London brought the song back to mind.
In this video, I take you behind the scenes of “Send the Rain”, I break down how I used SUNO to develop the original acoustic demo into a synthwave-inspired worship track, and then combined AI-generated stems with my own production, vocals, guitars, bass, backing vocals and additional instrumentation.
🎵 In this video I cover:
• How I used SUNO AI to turn an acoustic demo into a worship/synthwave production
• Using SUNO stems in Ableton
• Which parts of the Suno generation I kept and which parts I recreated myself
• Using AI-generated vocals and replacing them with my own voice
• Creating a vocal model with Audimee
• AI-generated backing vocals
• Recreating bass, keys and other instrumentation
• Why I kept the original SUNO drums
• Adding real electric guitar and organic instrumentation
• Using a Fernandez Sustainer guitar to create sustained guitar textures
• How AI music can speed up the songwriting and production process
• The debate around using AI in music production
• Whether Suno AI can genuinely be part of an authentic music-making process
• What I've learned about music production by working with AI-generated stems
The big question is: Can AI music and human creativity work together to make something meaningful?
I'd love to hear what you think. Is using SUNO AI for worship music a useful creative tool, or should Christian musicians stick to traditional production methods, especially in this genre?
Finally, should I continue using Suno stems in future releases?
Let me know in the comments.
🙏 About “Send the Rain”:
“Send the Rain” is a contemporary worship song inspired by the desire to see spiritual renewal and an outpouring of the Holy Spirit. It's a song about revival, hope and asking God to “send the rain” once again.
Available on all major streaming platforms - 🎧 Listen to “Send the Rain” here:
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/michaelsumner/send-the-…
🔔 Subscribe
If you're interested in Suno AI, AI music, worship music, songwriting, music production and the process of turning an idea into a finished song, subscribe for more behind-the-scenes videos and production breakdowns.
I'm also working on finishing “Kiss the Sun”, the song that originally started this series of production videos, so keep your eyes peeled for more content!
#SunoAI #AIMusic #WorshipMusic #ChristianMusic #AIWorship #MusicProduction #Suno #Songwriting #Worship #AIMusicProduction
How do you make a worship song using SUNO AI? – and how much of the final track can actually be your own?
00:18 - Song Story
03:20 - How I recreated the Suno stems
12:30 - My First Troll and the Ethics of using AI
13:35 - Final Thoughts on Suno as a Tool
“Send the Rain” has been a song in the making for many years. The idea came out of a long-standing desire to see revival in the UK and an outpouring of God's Spirit, and a recent UK Worship Leaders Day in London brought the song back to mind.
In this video, I take you behind the scenes of “Send the Rain”, I break down how I used SUNO to develop the original acoustic demo into a synthwave-inspired worship track, and then combined AI-generated stems with my own production, vocals, guitars, bass, backing vocals and additional instrumentation.
🎵 In this video I cover:
• How I used SUNO AI to turn an acoustic demo into a worship/synthwave production
• Using SUNO stems in Ableton
• Which parts of the Suno generation I kept and which parts I recreated myself
• Using AI-generated vocals and replacing them with my own voice
• Creating a vocal model with Audimee
• AI-generated backing vocals
• Recreating bass, keys and other instrumentation
• Why I kept the original SUNO drums
• Adding real electric guitar and organic instrumentation
• Using a Fernandez Sustainer guitar to create sustained guitar textures
• How AI music can speed up the songwriting and production process
• The debate around using AI in music production
• Whether Suno AI can genuinely be part of an authentic music-making process
• What I've learned about music production by working with AI-generated stems
The big question is: Can AI music and human creativity work together to make something meaningful?
I'd love to hear what you think. Is using SUNO AI for worship music a useful creative tool, or should Christian musicians stick to traditional production methods, especially in this genre?
Finally, should I continue using Suno stems in future releases?
Let me know in the comments.
🙏 About “Send the Rain”:
“Send the Rain” is a contemporary worship song inspired by the desire to see spiritual renewal and an outpouring of the Holy Spirit. It's a song about revival, hope and asking God to “send the rain” once again.
Available on all major streaming platforms - 🎧 Listen to “Send the Rain” here:
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/michaelsumner/send-the-…
🔔 Subscribe
If you're interested in Suno AI, AI music, worship music, songwriting, music production and the process of turning an idea into a finished song, subscribe for more behind-the-scenes videos and production breakdowns.
I'm also working on finishing “Kiss the Sun”, the song that originally started this series of production videos, so keep your eyes peeled for more content!
#SunoAI #AIMusic #WorshipMusic #ChristianMusic #AIWorship #MusicProduction #Suno #Songwriting #Worship #AIMusicProduction
@Kohnoah
Sounds great bro :)
1 likes