Can I create music without knowing music theory?
Yes. Melody is the relationship between pitch and rhythm, not symbols. The course starts with listening to build judgment; theory is introduced only when needed, and only the part you need right now.
Can AI-generated songs be officially released?
It depends on the tool’s plan and platform terms. Most tools allow commercial use on paid plans, but terms change and some release platforms require you to declare AI involvement. Check the latest terms of the tool and distributor before releasing, and keep a complete record of your process.
What’s the hardest part of Cantonese lyric writing?
Tone-to-melody alignment. Cantonese has six tones; when a word’s tone is incompatible with the melodic direction, it sounds off-key even if the singer is perfectly in tune. That’s the biggest difference from Mandarin lyric writing.
What equipment do I need to start?
A computer, a condenser microphone, monitoring headphones and a free digital audio workstation is enough to begin. Equipment decides the ceiling, not the starting line.
Can I make money from Suno-generated songs?
It hinges on whether the song was generated during a paid subscription. Free-plan songs are for personal, non-commercial use only, and upgrading later doesn’t back-apply licensing — commercial rights only attach to songs generated during a paid period. Even then, confirm the release platform’s AI-disclosure requirements before publishing.
What format does the course take?
We offer online self-study modules, small-group workshops, and in-house courses for radio stations, labels, schools and companies — plus topic talks and practical review sessions on request.