Stop Typing Chords Into Your Prompt. Suno Isn't Listening.

You've probably tried it — typing "C G Am F" or "use a I-V-vi-IV progression" into Suno and hoping for the best. Sometimes it works. Most of the time? The AI just does whatever it wants.

That's because text prompts are suggestions. Suno can ignore them.

Audio is the only thing Suno can't ignore.

When you upload a chord progression as an audio file, Suno has to follow it. The structure is locked. The chords are set. You're finally in control.

That's what this pack gives you: 432 audio files you can drag into Suno to force any chord progression you want — in any genre.

Inside, you'll get progressions for:

🎸 POP (Major) – Uplifting, radio-friendly, anthemic

🌙 DARK & Cinematic (Minor) – Moody, emotional, dramatic

🎹 JAZZ (Complex) – Sophisticated, unexpected, professional-sounding

You don't need to know music theory. The Companion Guide links every file to songs you already know — just pick by vibe.

🎁 BONUS #1: The Official Companion Guide

This isn't just a user manual — it's your song reference library. Every chord progression is linked to famous songs you already know. Want the "Don't Stop Believin'" chords? It's labeled. Looking for an Adele vibe? Grab that file.

Inside, you'll also find the Vocal Range Cheat Sheet — a breakdown of exactly which keys produce deep baritone vocals (think Johnny Cash) vs. high tenor vocals (think power rock). Most people have no idea the key controls the singer's range. Now you do.

🎁 BONUS #2: 180 Copy-Paste Prompts

These aren't generic prompts scraped from Reddit. They're pre-tested text prompts built specifically to pair with these audio files.

The audio locks in your chord structure. These prompts dial in everything else — genre, mood, instrumentation, production style. Copy. Paste. Create.

What you get:

✅432 Chord Progression Audio Files (WAV)

✅The Official Companion Guide (PDF) — with song references + Vocal Cheat Sheet

✅180 Bonus Prompts eBook

This is for you if:

You're tired of Suno ignoring your musical ideas. You want real structure in your songs — not AI randomness. You don't have time to learn music theory, but you still want your tracks to sound intentional and professional.

Drag a file. Pick a genre. Finally make the song you've been hearing in your head.