As of Oct 15, in a blog post, Suno says the compressor effect in Suno Studio, its browser-based music workstation, supports sidechain compression like desktop DAWs such as Ableton Live, Logic Pro and Pro Tools, letting producers pick any track in a project as the sidechain input.
Suno published this on Oct 15, 2026 (source: suno.com).
In a blog post, Suno says the compressor effect in Suno Studio, its browser-based music workstation, supports sidechain compression like desktop DAWs such as Ableton Live, Logic Pro and Pro Tools, letting producers pick any track in a project as the sidechain input. Suno says this took advanced audio routing that many browser-based tools lack. The post walks through a standard setup in which a kick-heavy drum loop ducks a sustained pad or choir track to create the pumping effect common in dance music.
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