Rivya Audio Studio – speech, dialogue and music

Audio Studio — Speech and dialogue generation remain available in Audio Studio. Suno Music generation is currently paused, along with Music extension, WAV conversion and vocal separation from Music results. Suno Sounds and Suno Lyrics remain available. Existing Music tasks and results can still be viewed, checked for status and downloaded; Lyrics does not start a Music task.

You can also start from a public model page after signing in. Studio is not a separate subscription or a prerequisite for every generation; see public pages, sign-in and drafts. A documented model may be paused, so check current availability before preparing a task.

Choose a model by the result you need

ElevenLabs Sound Effect V2 and Audio Isolation are currently paused. A model page or a different subscription does not make them runnable. Suno Sounds generates new sound; it does not clean an uploaded recording or replace every dedicated sound-effect task. For work that starts with an existing recording, consult audio uploads.

Put the actual spoken words in speech inputs

For text-to-speech, the main text is sent as the material to read aloud. Write the script itself, not a request such as “create a calm 20-second voice-over.” Otherwise the model may speak that instruction. Use the available voice and delivery controls separately.

For example, a short product narration script could be:

Start with your product photo. Choose a background, describe the lighting, and check the result before you download it.

This is an illustrative script, not a tested output or a claim about its duration. Listen to the generated file and adjust the wording or available speed control if it must fit a particular slot. Typing “20 seconds” does not set an exact output length.

Read numbers, names and abbreviations aloud before submitting. For another language, prepare a script that preserves the meaning and sounds natural in that language; changing the site's language does not translate the script. Check the chosen model's language support rather than assuming it matches every Rivya interface language.

For dialogue, add a separate line for each turn and select that line's voice. Fill both fields on every line. Keep speaker directions separate from the words unless the model explicitly supports a notation you intend to use. Chat Studio can help draft or revise text; generating audio remains a separate task.

Describe music and sounds rather than spoken instructions

Music descriptions and instrumental settings here belong to the historical workflow, pending restoration. This illustrative brief is not a tested output; a description does not guarantee exact lyrics, duration or arrangement. This is historical reference only; if Music returns, use the model page and actual form available at that time.

For Suno Sounds, describe the sound you need. Use the available loop, tempo and key controls when they matter. A loop setting still needs an audible check at the join; it is not a promise that every generated result will loop cleanly.

For Suno Lyrics, describe the subject and lyric direction. Read and save the returned text before using it in another task. Lyrics do not automatically trigger music generation, and a text-only result is not an audio failure. See music workflows for the distinction between these branches.

Submit once and follow the task

1. Sign in, open Audio Studio and select an available model. Save your script and important settings locally before changing pages or models; unsent work is not guaranteed to survive those changes.

2. Complete that model's text, dialogue or music fields. Check limits and required selections in the current form, then review the estimated credits. Speech and dialogue costs depend on text length; music, sound and lyric tasks use their own prices. See credits and billing and plans and credit packs.

3. Submit once and follow the task status. If the connection drops or the response is unclear, check the original task in History before creating another. A second request may incur its own charge.

4. For a task still running, follow queue and waiting guidance. For a recorded failure, consult failed tasks and credit returns. A sound you dislike or a preview that will not play is not by itself a failed generation.

Listen in the context where you will use it

Listen to the whole speech or dialogue result. Check missing words, pronunciation, pauses, voice changes and the intended meaning. A fluent reading can still pronounce a product name incorrectly or omit a key detail.

For video narration or localized speech, compare the audio with the actual scene and timing. Audio Studio does not automatically translate, replace and synchronize a video's spoken track. Prepare the localized wording, generate it, then align and review it in your editing workflow. See video voice-over and Video Studio for the adjacent work.

For music and sound, listen beyond the opening: check the ending, unwanted vocals, abrupt changes and loop boundaries where relevant. Confirm that you may use the input and result for your intended purpose; a paid plan is not permission to use someone else's voice or protected material. Read safe upload guidance before sending any source files.

Continue eligible Suno results or save your files

Suno Music generation is currently paused, along with Music extension, WAV conversion and vocal separation from Music results. Vocal separation remains available only for eligible successful Suno Sounds results with the required track information. It is a separately charged new task, not an upload tool for arbitrary recordings; Music-source separation is paused.

Select and check the result you intend to process, open the available action, read its cost notice and confirm only when ready. Each follow-up creates another task with its own credits. Follow-up outputs do not necessarily expose the same buttons again; use the options actually shown. Vocal separation of an eligible Suno result does not make the paused Audio Isolation model available.

Save useful audio promptly using output downloads, and save lyric text separately. Keep original scripts and source files too. History is not a complete editing project or a permanent file-storage guarantee. If a preview fails, check the actual download and browser and file troubleshooting before paying for another generation.

For choosing a wider sequence of voice, music or reference-based work, continue with audio workflows. For a podcast or spoken-content project, use the podcast and voice workflow.