Suno v6 turns choreography into music: dancer Braylon Browner debuts 'Take Me Back'
suno · x · 2026-09-26
Suno showcased v6 with LA dancer-choreographer Braylon Browner, who choreographed first and used v6 to translate movement into music for his debut music video "Take Me Back," directed by Nina McNeely. v6 features highlighted: feed text/photos/video/audio to match a vibe, edit songs via plain-text directions (more direction yields better songs), and auto-cut tracks to fit social platform styles. The track is open for remix.
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