MIDI MERGE
SUNO → DAW
A cleaner signal

One instrument.
One MIDI track.

From scattered tracks to a clean session.
Drop your Suno exports. We’ll take care of the merge.

Precision in. Simplicity out. / 001
THE PROBLEM / SOLVED

Eight stems.
Not forty tracks.

Exporting stems from Suno or a similar AI music app gives you separate MIDI files for bass, drums, guitar, vocals, and more. But each file can split into several tracks when imported into your DAW—so 8 MIDI stems could become 40 tracks, cluttering your session before you start.

MIDI Merge turns those 8 files into 8 clean instrument tracks. Drop them in together, download the merged files, and bring them into your DAW.

Standard merges preserve notes, timing, velocity, and instrument names. If a file needs note adjustments, you choose whether to apply them.

40 scattered tracks8 instrument tracks

Drop your MIDI files.

One export or a whole session. One track per instrument.

.mid / .midi · Up to 5 MB per file

01 — DOWNLOADGet your MIDI files from Suno.

Export and download your song’s MIDI stems from Suno. Keep them together in a folder on your computer.

02 — DRAG & DROPDrop them in the box above.

Open your folder, select the MIDI files, and drag them into the box together. They merge automatically. If a file needs a fix, choose the option shown.

03 — SAVE & CREATEDownload. Then open your DAW.

Click “Download all (.zip)” or download each MIDI file separately. Save to your preferred folder, unzip if needed, then drag the merged files into your DAW.

Voilà—your MIDI files now open in your DAW as nature intended. ;-)

Downloads follow your browser settings. If no folder chooser appears, find the files in Downloads and move them wherever you like.