Best prompts for Suno AI for music generation using AI-driven remixing

Remix this acoustic pop song into a tech-house club track: set BPM 124, key preserve (auto pitch if needed). Keep the lead vocal intact, remove acoustic guitar, replace with filtered synth stabs and plucky bassline. Add a four-on-the-floor kick, offbeat hi-hats, and sidechained sub bass. Structure: 8-bar intro (filtered stabs), 32-bar build to first drop, 16-bar vocal drops, and 16-bar breaks with vocal chops. Apply strong sidechain, long reverb on breakdown pads, short delay on vocal ad-libs. Reference: Fisher - Losing It (energy/arrangement). Output stems: Kick, Bass, Drums, Synths, Processed Vocals, Full Mix.

Remix jazz combo stems into a lo-fi hip-hop beat: target BPM 70, key keep or shift down one semitone for warmth. Use sax or trumpet as the lead sample, chop it into a repeating motif, low-pass to ~3kHz, add vinyl crackle and light tape saturation. Program boom-bap drums with laid-back swing, soft kick, snappy rim, and brushed snare. Add warm Rhodes pad, mellow sub-bass, and sparse piano. Keep original groove but slow it and emphasize pocket. Reference: J Dilla feel, but keep melodic integrity. Output 90-second loop and stems.

Remix the synth-pop chorus into a Drum & Bass track: set BPM 174, key A minor (pitch-shift stems if necessary). Preserve the sung hook but time-stretch to fit DnB phrasing; create chopped vocal stabs for drops. Replace original drums with crisp DnB breaks (rolling snare patterns, fast hi-hats), design a reese bass with motion and low‑mid emphasis, and add dark pads and FX risers. Arrange intro (16 bars), two 32-bar drops, and an atmospheric bridge. Reference: Noisia/Calyx & Teebee for weight. Provide DJ-friendly stems and a 3:30 mix.

Remix this R&B ballad into a trap track: target BPM 140 (70 BPM half-time feel), keep lead vocal and harmonies but create trap ad-libs and triplet hi-hat rolls. Add deep 808 with slide/portamento, punchy transient kicks, rimshot snares, and pitched vocal chops in the intro. Sidechain the bass to kicks lightly, add dark ambient pads, and apply tape compression and glue. Reference: Metro Boomin style for drum/sparse production. Deliver 3:20 single edit with stems.

Remix this EDM vocal into a reggaeton track: set BPM 92, key maintain or pitch-shift to match reggaeton harmonies. Re-arrange vocal phrases to fit dembow syncopation, add congas, timbales, clave pattern, and percussive sweeps. Program a syncopated bassline with octave accents, use bright synth stabs for chorus and soft pads for verse. Keep one EDM synth motif as a hook, but sidechain lightly. Reference: Bad Bunny production approach. Output 3:10 radio mix and stems.

Remix the pop-rock chorus into a cinematic hybrid: target BPM 100, keep the vocal hook but thicken it with layered choirs and reversed vocals for transitions. Add full string section ostinatos, brass stabs on accents, low hybrid sub-bass, edgy synth risers, and cinematic percussion (taiko, metallic hits). Use tempo-synced risers and long cinematic reverb for scope. Arrange to include an orchestral intro, build to an epic chorus drop, and a subdued bridge. Provide stems and a 2:45 cinematic edit.