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suno-v4.5-all

suno-v4.5-all

Create music from a written description.

Pricing
From 17.8002 Credits / request(≈ $0.0890)
Output
Audio
Added to catalog
Oct 30, 2026
Input
Examples
*
Default: "A gentle instrumental piano melody for a quiet morning cafe."
Default: "Morning Cafe"
Default: "piano, gentle"

Estimate the cost first. Generation starts only after confirmation.

OutputFill example

Examples and templates

Load the original settings, then adjust them before generating.

Morning coffee

README

Create music from a written description.

Model capabilities

Input modalities
Text
Output modalities
Audio

Parameters

Fields accepted in the request body for this model.

gpt_description_prompttext
Required
Default: A gentle instrumental piano melody for a quiet morning cafe.
make_instrumentalboolean
Optional
Default: true
titlestring
Optional
Default: Morning Cafe
tagsstring
Optional
Default: piano, gentle

Pricing

Pricing

Credits / request

Standard

Output17.8002≈ $0.0890

Bill actual quantity

Minimum per call: 0 Credits · Rounding is applied once to the total cost

Pricing follows the selected specifications

Prices are billed per unit consumed with no monthly minimum. See billing guide for Credits estimates and actual usage charges.

POST https://orux.top/api/v1/tasks

Frequently asked questions

About suno-v4.5-all pricing, capabilities and API access on Orux AI.

What is suno-v4.5-all?

suno-v4.5-all: Create music from a written description.

How much does suno-v4.5-all cost on Orux AI?

See the pricing section on this page for suno-v4.5-all pricing and applicable conditions. Charges depend on the selected parameters and recorded usage.

What inputs and outputs does suno-v4.5-all support?

suno-v4.5-all accepts Text and returns Audio.

Where can I access the suno-v4.5-all API?

Create an Orux AI API key and send an authenticated POST request to https://orux.top/api/v1/tasks, using suno-v4.5-all as the model identifier. This model uses asynchronous tasks: submit input, then poll the returned task ID for the result. Try the playground on this page and use the API example for the exact request format.