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Desunofier – Removing shimmer from Suno songs

Desunofier – Removing shimmer from Suno songs

by stanyy·Jul 4, 2026·1 point·0 comments

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I have used Suno for a long while, and also engaged in online discourse around the quality of results gotten from the different versions of their music models. One thing many people point out about songs made with suno is that prominent shimmer in the vocals and some instruments (especially snares and drums)

It’s almost like a signature defect / artifact now, that, whenever I randomly hear a song made with Suno in the wild, I can immediately tell.

In the past few months, and with my background in music mixing, I have tried to import songs from suno into my DAW to try to fix it, and achieved some level of success by doing that.

I have now tried to translate some of those techniques into code by making a public web-based tool for reducing that shimmer, and see if would be at least useful to someone out there.

It’s not perfect, and results may vary depending on the song, but give it a try and let me know what you think.

PS: Sorry about the name, couldn’t think of a better one

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