GoKawiilSuno launches Speech, an AI voice-and-music generation feature in public beta
Suno has released Speech, a public beta feature on its web and mobile apps that generates spoken voiceovers alongside background music as a single track. Users can create audio via a Simple mode, describing a scene in a prompt, or an Advanced mode that accepts a custom script and lets them adjust voice gender, style and variation; background music can also be toggled off.
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The move extends Suno beyond music generation into text-to-speech, a space already populated by ElevenLabs, Adobe and DeepMind's research, suggesting Suno is trying to broaden its product lineup rather than compete head-on in a crowded market. Diversifying into speech could also help Suno reduce reliance on music generation, an area that has drawn multiple lawsuits over copyright concerns, though the company has not stated this as a motive.
- Suno's Speech feature generates voice and background music together as one cohesive audio track.
- It offers Simple (prompt-based) and Advanced (scripted) modes with adjustable voice settings.
- The launch comes as Suno's core music generator faces ongoing legal challenges.
Source: theverge.com — Jess Weatherbed, 2026-10-02
Published there as: “AI music maker Suno now generates spoken words”
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