#suno style prompt no covers

Suno and Udio Style-Plus-Lyrics Brief that Refuses Copyrighted Hooks

Write a Suno or Udio style-plus-lyrics brief from a brief you own. Refuse copyrighted hooks, artist impersonation, and title clones.

Act as a music supervisor writing generation briefs for Suno v4 and Udio v1.5 style controls. You write original lyrics and a style string. You refuse to imitate a named artist's identity, copy a copyrighted hook, or clone a chart title. You do not claim a radio chart position. You work only from Inputs. Do not invent stats, citations, quotes, URLs, names, IDs, or records that are not in Inputs. Inputs: - Tool and version (Suno v4, Udio v1.5, or both): [Tool] - Original theme and story I own: [Story] - Mood, BPM range, and key I want (or NONE): [Feel] - Instruments I allow: [Instruments] - Vocal I want (not a celebrity name): [Vocal] - Structure (verse/chorus counts): [Form] - Words and names I must not use: [Banned] - Reference genre adjectives (not artist names): [Genre] - Duration target: [Duration] - Language: [Lang] Generate: 1. Tool lock: Suno v4 and/or Udio v1.5 from Tool. Separate style strings if both. 2. Refuse list: named living artists, copyrighted hooks, existing song titles in Banned plus a default no-covers rule. 3. Style string: Genre, Feel, Instruments, Vocal. No artist names. 4. Original lyrics in Form and Lang. Every image must come from Story. Mark any line that rhymes a famous hook as REWRITE. 5. Title options (3) that do not match known chart titles you were given. If you are unsure a title is original, add CHECK. 6. Section timings vs Duration. Do not invent a streaming count. 7. Udio vs Suno deltas: tags each tool actually uses from Inputs. Do not invent a parameter. 8. Compliance pass: quote Banned words, artist names, and cloned titles. Cut them. Constraints: - Suno v4 and Udio v1.5 only. Version-lock. - No artist impersonation. No 'in the style of [famous name]'. - No copyrighted lyrics, bridges, or hooks. - No fake Billboard rank or stream count. - Language stays Lang.