Question 1

How do I create Suno prompts with Prompt Maestro?

Accepted Answer

Start by selecting a primary genre and sub-genre from the Workflow Deck. Then layer in instruments across the Lead, Backing, and Atmosphere slots. Fine-tune with BPM, key, scale, and structure settings. Add combination styles for mood and era. Hit Copy to grab the comma-separated prompt that Suno understands natively.

Question 2

How do I create Udio prompts with Prompt Maestro?

Accepted Answer

Switch to Udio mode using the toggle in the top navigation bar. Prompt Maestro automatically reformats your selections into the natural-language, descriptive style that Udio responds best to. The same controls work for both platforms - only the output format changes.

Question 3

What is the difference between Suno and Udio prompt formats?

Accepted Answer

Suno works best with concise, comma-separated tags and keywords. Udio prefers natural language descriptions that read more like a sentence. Prompt Maestro handles this automatically - toggle between platforms and the output adapts.

Question 4

What are the best practices for AI music prompts?

Accepted Answer

Be specific with your genre and sub-genre. Layer 2-3 instruments per slot to avoid overwhelming the AI. Always set BPM and key signature. Use combination styles for mood and era context. For Suno, keep prompts under 200 characters. For Udio, more descriptive language works well.

Question 5

What genres and instruments are available?

Accepted Answer

Prompt Maestro covers Electronic & Dance, Hip Hop & R&B, Rock & Metal, Jazz & Blues, Classical & Cinematic, Folk & Country, and more. The instrument library includes drums, bass, keys, synths, strings, winds, world instruments, FX, and vocal types.

Question 6

Is Prompt Maestro free to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Prompt Maestro is completely free with no account required. All features - genre selection, instrument layering, mix settings, style modifiers, presets, and both Suno and Udio output formats - are available at no cost.

Question 7

Do I need music production experience to use this?

Accepted Answer

Not at all. Prompt Maestro is designed for both beginners and experienced producers. Start with a built-in preset, and every control has a tooltip explaining what it does in plain language.

Question 8

What AI music platforms does Prompt Maestro support?

Accepted Answer

Prompt Maestro supports Suno and Udio - the two leading AI music generation platforms. Use the toggle in the top navigation to switch between them. The prompts can also work with other AI music tools that accept text-based style descriptions.

Question 9

How does the Suno/Udio toggle change the output?

Accepted Answer

The toggle changes only the output format, not your selections. Suno mode compiles choices into comma-separated tags. Udio mode produces a descriptive natural-language sentence. Switch freely between modes - your instrument and style selections stay the same.

Question 10

What is Pure Mode and what does it do?

Accepted Answer

Pure Mode is a genre-purifier feature that keeps AI-generated music true to your chosen genre. It identifies the top 3 dominant styles - called Gravity Wells - that tend to overpower or pull the AI away from your intended sound, and displays them as exclusion badges. This acts like a negative prompt, guiding the AI to stay focused on the specific sound you want.

Question 11

How do I use Pure Mode?

Accepted Answer

Select a genre from the Workflow Deck, then click the Pure Mode toggle button next to the genre selector. When active, red exclusion badges appear showing the dominant styles being filtered out. In Suno, click More Options, find Exclude Styles, and paste the flagged styles separated by commas. In Udio, add avoid [style] at the end of your prompt or use the negative prompt field if available. Toggle it off anytime to remove the exclusions.