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ALS Export

The --export-als flag generates an Ableton Live Set (.als file) from your processed stems.

How it works

  1. Copies the template — uses the bundled Example.als template (or specify a custom one with --als-template)
  2. Sets project tempo — writes the detected BPM into the Live Set
  3. Matches stems to tracks — maps processed stems to template tracks by type (Drums, Bass, Vocals, etc.)
  4. Injects AudioClips — places unwarped audio clips into arrangement view
  5. Mutes the full mix — the reference track is included but muted so it doesn't double the audio

Template tracks

The bundled template has pre-configured tracks:

Track Stem type
Drums Drums
Percussion Percussion
Bass Bass
Synth Synth
Vocals Vocals
Backing Vocals Backing Vocals
FX FX
Sample Sample
MIDI tracks For cleaned MIDI files

Usage

During processing

1
suno-to-ableton process /path/to/my-song --export-als

From already-processed output

1
suno-to-ableton export-als /path/to/my-song

With a custom template

1
suno-to-ableton process /path/to/my-song --export-als --als-template /path/to/MyTemplate.als

Output

The generated .als file is written to the processed/ directory. Open it directly in Ableton Live.

Experimental

ALS export is experimental. The generated Live Set should work out of the box, but complex template customizations may require manual adjustment in Ableton.