u/CarryAgile3791

Hi everyone,

I'm a hobby linguist with a special interest in old germanic languages. I use Suno not only for creating regular songs, but also for those in Old English, Middle English, Old High German and Middle High German and I'm also writing audio dramas.

Suno gives us the possibility to resurrect old languages. I try to simulate authentic pronunciation as good as possible by writing my lyrics phonetically.

Some examples:

Middle High German: "So die Bluomen" https://suno.com/s/ykyVgcoRDrjDg3gD

Old English: "Westron Winde" https://suno.com/song/83a8f0ed-1b96-4782-9e21-9cf1e06b3690

Gothic:

https://suno.com/song/84e03895-1091-49ee-b751-c6171d196e8a

Middle English:

https://suno.com/song/22cd9f0a-644e-487d-9a43-f2c16a68d496

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And my first audio drama in Middle High German: "Der arme Heinrich"

This audio play is a free interpretation of the original epos with voices in Latin, Occitan, Volgare. Episode 4 and 5 are in 3D audio (used Sparta and Ardour for this).

https://suno.com/playlist/c069753d-2d9b-4746-92b6-9f02972d0d4d

This is not AI slop - it took me more than half a year to create all five episodes. However, the quality is not as good as with real speakers.

If some of you guys did something similar or like to discuss about the topic of generating songs or audio plays in ancient languages, I would be very interested.

...which works together with my BetterSuno browser extension and offers all basic functionalities of Suno (except for Studio).

My plan is to use this as fundament for Audacity and Ardour plugins.

It is still on beta and only works with the newest version of BetterSuno from my GitHub page (not yet reviewed in the extension stores of Chrome & Firefox). See https://github.com/MrDoe/BetterSuno and https://github.com/MrDoe/bettersuno-mcp

Hey everyone,

We all know Suno is incredible for music, but lately, I’ve been using it for something totally different: narrative fiction and audio dramas.

By utilizing tags like [spoken word], Voices from stemmed spoken word dialogues, I've found that you can actually get Suno to "act" out full scenes.

My own hobby project - a dystopian sci-fi series called "Log from 2138" - is just my example of how well this engine can handle complex storytelling and dialogue:

https://suno.com/playlist/5dbf772d-15f3-4c8a-9862-39712e21448b

I created this post because I really want to know: has anyone else been doing the same thing?

If you are using Suno to create radio plays, or any kind of narrative fiction, I'd love to hear about it. Please share your projects here!

Hey everyone,

since last week I've been working on OpenCodeRAG, a RAG plugin for OpenCode that adds semantic code search powered by locally-hosted embedding models (via Ollama or OpenAI API).

Primary aim is to save tokens from tool calls, but also to speed up the search for relevant files in large repositories.

What it does at the moment:

- Suggests related files after each user message to lead the LLM into the right direction

- Auto-injects relevant code chunks into your messages (~70% of the time, no tool-call round-trip needed)

- Replaces expensive file-read tool calls with targeted, vector-similarity-based chunk retrieval

- Hybrid search: TF×IDF keyword index fused with vector similarity for better precision on identifiers and function names

More details on my GitHub repo: https://github.com/MrDoe/OpenCodeRAG

I'd love it if you'd give it a try and let me know what you think.
If you find bugs, please create an issue on GitHub.