[Copy Prompt] Suno V6 Prompts: Better Intros, Humming & Outros · Audio AI Template

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1. Better Intros:
- Slow cinematic intro: "Begin with soft ambient textures, gentle piano, and a gradual instrumental build before the main vocals enter."
- Emotional intro: "Start with a delicate piano melody, warm background pads, and a quiet, emotional atmosphere. Slowly build into the first verse."
- Guitar-based intro: "Open with clean acoustic guitar, subtle room ambience, and a relaxed melody. Keep the intro natural and let the vocals enter smoothly."
- Dark atmospheric intro: "Begin with distant ambient sounds, low drones, and sparse melodic elements. Build tension slowly before the beat comes in."

2. Soft Humming & Atmospheric Vocals:
- Soft background humming: "Add gentle wordless humming behind the main melody, with a soft, airy tone that blends naturally into the instrumental."
- Emotional humming: "Use delicate, breathy humming between vocal phrases to create a feeling of longing and emotional depth."
- Layered humming: "Add subtle layers of wordless humming with light harmonies and plenty of space. Keep them atmospheric, not overpowering."
- Humming intro: "Open with distant, soft humming over a minimal ambient pad. Gradually introduce the main instruments before the vocals begin."
- Humming outro: "After the final vocal line, let soft wordless humming continue over the fading instrumental."

3. Longer, Smoother Outros:
- Long ambient outro: "After the final vocal line, continue the instrumental for an extended outro. Gradually remove the drums, leaving soft pads, gentle textures, and lingering reverb before fading out."
- Piano outro: "Let the piano carry the melody after the vocals end. Use slower, softer notes and natural decay to create a peaceful, gradual ending."
- Guitar outro: "Continue with a gentle guitar melody after the final verse. Slowly reduce the arrangement and let the last notes ring out naturally."
- Emotional cinematic outro: "After the final chorus, gradually strip back the instruments. Leave warm pads, distant humming, and long reverb tails to create a slow, emotional fade."
- Long instrumental ending: "Keep the instrumental playing after the last lyric, with a gradual musical progression. Slowly reduce the energy and end with a natural fade rather than an abrupt stop."

4. Complete Prompt Example:
"Emotional atmospheric pop, warm piano, soft ambient pads, delicate acoustic textures, expressive vocals, subtle wordless humming, spacious production, cinematic dynamics. Begin with a slow instrumental intro that gradually builds before the vocals enter. Add gentle humming between selected vocal phrases without overpowering the lead. After the final chorus, continue into an extended instrumental outro with soft humming, lingering reverb, gradually fading instruments, and a smooth natural ending."

5. Tips:
- Keep intro instructions separate from main song description.
- Describe the outro's progression, not just its length.
- Use words like "gradual build," "wordless humming," "lingering reverb," and "natural fade" when they match the sound you want.
- If the ending still feels short, try extending the track with Suno's available continuation or extension features.
- Test one change at a time to see which wording helps.

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