AI music
Import your own Suno songs into Otoha with the audio and synced lyrics together.
Open Suno inside Otoha, sign in to your account, open one of your own songs, and choose Import to Otoha. Otoha saves the audio and artwork. When Suno provides aligned lyrics, those are imported too. The song then appears in your local Otoha library.
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Import from the Suno song page.
There is no need to download an MP3 to Files first or find a separate lyric file. Sign in on the Suno page inside Otoha, open your song, and import it there. If the import fails, the page stays open and the app shows the error.
After import, the song appears in your Otoha library.
Edit the title, artwork, album, and playlists as needed.
Imported songs are managed like other local tracks. You can edit their metadata and place them in your own playlists. AI songs from other tools, demos, and recordings can live in the same library.
When Suno returns synced lyrics, Otoha saves them with the song.
The lyrics follow the song during playback.
When Suno provides lyrics with timing information, Otoha keeps those timestamps during import. For other audio, you can add LRC or SRT files. If you only have the audio, transcription can create timed captions, and individual lines can be corrected by hand.
I kept the window open
Waiting for the city lights
To find their way back home
00:01.20 I kept the window open
00:05.80 Waiting for the city lights
00:10.40 To find their way back home
Once the song is imported, you do not need to reopen Suno to play it.
The imported audio is stored on the device.
Imported Suno audio is saved in Otoha's managed local media storage. Songs that are already in the library still play on a flight, in a dead zone, or when the Suno page is unavailable. Synced lyrics remain available offline too.
AI music from other tools
Otoha is not limited to Suno. If you have the right to store and use an ordinary audio file, you can add it from Files, iCloud Drive, or the system share sheet.
Check the usage rights before saving or sharing
Rules vary by generator, plan, and region. Otoha plays and manages files you import; it does not determine ownership or commercial rights. Check the generator's terms before editing, sharing, or using a work commercially.
Is Suno the only supported source?+
No. Suno has a built-in import flow, and other AI songs, demos, recordings, and ordinary music files can be added from Files, iCloud Drive, or the share sheet.
Do Suno synced lyrics come with the song?+
When Suno provides timed lyrics for the work, Otoha saves them during import. If timed lyrics are unavailable, the audio can still be imported; you can add LRC or SRT later, or create timed captions with transcription.
Do imported songs need internet access to play?+
No. A successfully imported Suno track is stored on the device and can be played offline.
Can I import someone else's Suno song?+
Only import content that you have the right to store and use. Whether a generated song may be edited, shared, or used commercially depends on the generator's terms, your plan, and local rules.
A song on your Suno page can be imported directly into Otoha.
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