Suno launches Speech in public beta, generating voiceovers with matching music
The Verge AI · rss · 2026-10-02
Suno, the AI music company, has launched Speech, a new feature that generates spoken voices from scripts or prompted descriptions, now in public beta on web and mobile. It can produce voiceovers and accompanying background music simultaneously.
CPO Jack Brody called it the first audio model to generate voice and music together, framing it as an expansion beyond music into other forms of human expression.
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