Export & handoff
Getting a clean bounce out of SUNO and into Logic's tempo map — plus the provenance note that matters before anything ships.
Getting a clean bounce out
Whatever export quality options SUNO offers you at your tier, grab the highest-fidelity render available — the same principle from the Moises pages applies here too: lossy sources make every downstream step (separation, generation) measurably harder. If a WAV/lossless export option exists, use it over MP3.
The handoff, step by step
- Bounce the render at the highest fidelity your plan allows.
- Bring it into Logic and establish the authoritative tempo map, downbeat, and structure — by ear if that's your preference over automatic detection. This becomes the reference everything else locks to.
- Note the key and BPM alongside the file, and keep the prompt/style text with it — future-you will want to regenerate a section without reverse-engineering the original prompt.
- Only then reach for Moises, where you specifically need a part repaired or isolated at a finer grain than SUNO or Logic can give you.
See the Combined Workflow page for the full chain laid out step by step — including a demo track built exactly this way.
Don't assume that separating or regenerating a SUNO export through Moises makes its AI origin undetectable, or that it changes any distributor's disclosure requirements. Detection methods are opaque and evolving — processing isn't a way to launder provenance. This only matters if a SUNO-originated track is headed toward commercial distribution; it has no bearing on internal production or demo work.