Best prompts for Suno AI for jingles using lyrical elements

Create a 8–12 second sung sonic logo jingle for {BRAND}. Instructions: Tempo 120 BPM, Key C major, instrumentation: bright electric piano, clean pop drum loop, subtle synth pad, light tambourine. Vocal: female, clear, energetic. Structure: 2-bar intro (inst), 4-bar vocal hook repeated twice. Hook constraints: exactly 4 words per line, 1–2 syllables per word where possible, end each repeat with the brand name. Provide: (A) final lyrics (two repeats) with timestamps, (B) melodic contour in note names for each sung syllable, (C) suggested mixing balance (vocals + instruments). Tone: optimistic, modern. No spoken lines.

Write a 30-second radio jingle for {PRODUCT} from {BRAND}. Length: ~30s. Structure: 8-bar verse (sung), 8-bar chorus (sung), 2-second spoken CTA at the end. Tempo 100 BPM, Key G major, instrumentation: acoustic guitar, upright bass, light drums, harmony vocal for chorus. Verse lyric rules: 4 lines, 8–10 syllables per line, rhyme scheme AABB. Chorus rules: 4 lines, 6–8 syllables per line, end-line rhyme with brand or tagline (ABAB is allowed if brand ends chorus). CTA: one spoken sentence (3–6 words) and one sung short emphasis. Provide: full lyrics with timestamps, suggested melody phrase for chorus (solfege or note names), harmony suggestions, and mix priority notes. Tone: friendly and trustworthy.

Produce a 15–20 second jingle for {BUSINESS} located in {CITY}. Tempo 110 BPM, Key D major, instrumentation: ukulele, handclaps, soft pad, light percussion. Vocal: male or female (natural spoken-sung). Structure: 4-bar intro (instrumental), 4-bar chorus repeated twice. Chorus: include city name once and the business name twice; syllable goal per chorus line 6–9 syllables. Provide: lyrics with timestamps, suggested melody for chorus, and a two-line spoken slogan to appear at the end. Tone: neighborly, upbeat.

Create a 20-second children's educational jingle teaching {TOPIC} for ages 3–7. Tempo 95 BPM, Key F major, instrumentation: bright piano, hand claps, xylophone, light bass. Structure: Intro (2 bars), two-line call (teacher voice), 2-line response (child voice) repeated, 4-bar closing sing-along. Lyric rules: simple vocabulary, repeat the main teaching phrase at least three times, include a 4-beat clapping break after the second repeat. Provide: lyrics with speaker labels (Teacher/Children), clapping placement with timestamps, melody notes for sung lines, and a short instruction for teacher pacing.

Write a 25-second bilingual jingle for {BRAND} with English and Spanish alternating lines (English first). Tempo 105 BPM, Key A minor, instrumentation: acoustic guitar, soft percussion, light brass hit on chorus. Structure: Verse (English line / Spanish line), Chorus (two repeats). Lyric rules: each line 6–9 syllables, preserve natural language rhythm, ensure brand name appears in both languages once. Provide: lyrics with language labels, phonetic stress marks for Spanish lines, melody suggestions, and a short note on pronunciation for non-native singers.

Create a 20-second comedic jingle for {PRODUCT} that highlights a silly problem + solution. Tempo 130 BPM, Key B-flat major, instrumentation: plucky synth bass, snappy snare, kazoo or whimsical synth lead. Structure: 4-bar verse (sung), 4-bar hook (sung), one 1-second spoken aside after line 2 of verse. Lyric rules: include internal rhyme in the hook, end with a funny but clear tagline. Provide: lyrics with timestamps, the spoken aside text in parentheses, suggested comedic timing for delivery, and melody notes for the hook.