Their policy is clear, if you use the free version you never get to own the rights to it ever even if you decide to pay for a subscription after you stumble into something you fall in love with. But if you pay even the cheapest subscription of $10 you will own that it is yours the only problem is if you try to make money with it it better have something of yours in it. There's ways to skip past them if you want to.
Their policy is clear, if you use the free version you never get to own the rights to it ever even if you decide to pay for a subscription after you stumble into something you fall in love with. But if you pay even the cheapest subscription of $10 you will own that it is yours the only problem is if you try to make money with it it better have something of yours in it. There's ways to skip past them if you want to.
What do you mean skip past them & how is that done?
I have made some great music trying different music AI & Suno seems to have the best "Comerical" use setup from what I have seen.
Bypass them by doing what they do, it's pricey.
Are you suggesting to simply make an AI music generator?
Where can I learn to do this if it is what you are suggesting?