Microsoft announced today that it has partnered with Suno to bring AI-based music generation capabilities to Copilot.
“Through this partnership, people will have at their fingertips the ability, regardless of musical background, to create fun, clever, and personalized songs with a simple prompt,” a new post to the Microsoft Bing Blogs explains. “Suno has been a leader in AI music technology, pioneering the ability to generate complete songs—lyrics, instrumentals, and singing voices—from a single sentence.”
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To get started, visit Microsoft Copilot on the web and sign-in with your Microsoft account. Then, click the “Plugins” link in the upper right of the page and enable Suno if it’s not already enabled. (You need to use Edge or Chrome to do this for some reason.) Then, click the “Make music with Suno” tile or just ask Copilot to create a song (like, “Create a sweeping and inspiring rock song”). It will take a few minutes. (And Suno appears to be a bit overloaded right now.)
It also recommends checking out “some of the other songs that Suno has created for other users” with prompts like:
- A pop song about love and happiness
- A rock song about freedom and rebellion
- A jazz song about nostalgia and memories
If you don’t see the Suno plug-in, no worries: It’s just rolling out now and will come to all users in the coming weeks, Microsoft says. But you should still check out the other Microsoft Copilot plug-ins that are now available: I see Instacart, Kayak, Klarna, OpenTable, and Shop in there now as well. You can enable up to three at once.
