Metal AI Music Prompts for Suno & Udio
Metal prompts need a tight riff, big drums, and defined vocal style. Choose a metal subgenre and clearly define the guitar tone, drum intensity, and whether the vocals should be clean, screamed, or growled.
How to write Metal prompts
- Pick a substyle: metalcore, melodic death metal, black metal, doom, thrash, or symphonic metal.
- Describe the guitar tuning, drum pattern, and vocal character.
- Add production cues like massive reverb, tight modern mix, or raw old-school grit.
Metal prompt examples
- "Metalcore anthem with drop-tuned guitars, double-kick drums, screamed verses, melodic clean chorus, 160 BPM."
- "Melodic death metal with harmonized twin guitars, aggressive snare, fast blast beats, harsh growls, 175 BPM."
- "Doom metal with slow crushing riffs, haunting clean vocals, cavernous reverb, 70 BPM."
- "Thrash metal with palm-muted riffs, rapid double bass, shouted gang vocals, 180 BPM."
- "Black metal atmosphere with tremolo-picked guitars, blast beats, icy synth textures, shrieked vocals, 170 BPM."
- "Symphonic metal with orchestral strings, choral vox, powerful female lead, heavy rhythm section, 128 BPM."
- "Progressive metal with odd-meter riff, dynamic changes, expansive synth pads, 110 BPM."
- "Power metal with galloping drums, bright harmonized leads, soaring vocal melody, 140 BPM."
- "Post-metal ambience with thick fuzz guitars, slow build, atmospheric drums, clean vocal passages, 76 BPM."
- "Nu metal groove with chunky low-end riffs, electronic elements, rap-style verse, 95 BPM."
- "Gothic metal with dark piano intro, dramatic strings, baritone male vocal, 90 BPM."
- "Industrial metal with mechanical percussion, distorted synth, aggressive vocals, 130 BPM."
- "Sludge metal with thick tremolo riff, floor-tom groove, harsh vocals, 65 BPM."
- "Post-hardcore with clean verse, explosive distorted chorus, emotional vocal delivery, 110 BPM."
- "Modern metal with djent rhythm guitars, syncopated drums, atmospheric ambience, 100 BPM."
- "Viking metal with folk instruments, epic chant, heavy rhythm, 115 BPM."
- "Melodic metal with acoustic intro, heavy chorus, layered harmonies, 105 BPM."
- "Speed metal with razor-sharp riffing, relentless drums, high-energy vocals, 190 BPM."
- "Blackened death metal with dissonant tremolo, blast beats, cavernous ambience, 160 BPM."
- "Heavy groove metal with slow chugs, powerful low end, assertive vocal hook, 90 BPM."
Common mistakes
- Labeling a song "metal" without describing the specific subgenre or instrumentation.
- Ignoring the drum feel—double-kick and tempo are critical for metal energy.
- Using conflicting vocal styles, such as asking for both soft ballad vocals and brutal growls in the same section.
FAQ — Metal prompts
Should I specify guitar tuning?
Yes. Drop-D, drop-C, or drop-B tuning help the model create heavier riffs and the right low-end power.
How do I get a good metal vocal style?
Choose terms like screamed, growled, harsh, clean power, or operatic depending on the subgenre you want.