Suno's rule changes have been a hot topic this year, but I personally view them as positive. Until now, it felt like "obligations" took precedence, but by clarifying Suno's ownership, I feel like the rights have been clarified.

If copyright issues arise in the future, the platform will have to bear appropriate responsibility since it recognizes ownership. This is actually a tailwind for users who intend to use the content commercially.

In the end, I think Suno is still feeling its way around. Users don't need to be tossed around in a debate that has no end in sight. Music is a "temporal art." It's fine to recognize that what is created will disappear.

The important thing is to keep writing. Yesterday's song is like a diary to me. As a composer, I want to constantly create new things. I feel that the most important thing right now is to keep on moving forward.

SUNO's rule changes have caused an online uproar? Forget about that, let's write songs.

As of January 8, 2026
It seems like SUNO has started saying that ownership belongs to the user. I don't know the details, but let's all compose music every day without worrying about it! ☺️

Table of Contents
00:00 Opening
01:00 Regarding the change in SUNO's terms and conditions
04:00 What we, the copyright holders, should do now
04:42 In Japan? JASRAC?
06:11 Copyright is only worth it if you get sued.

07:28 Lyric correction
07:34 "Continuously Breathing"
09:35 Original: "Continuously Breathing"
10:56 SUNO will correct one character.
15:19 Conclusion

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