Product design question
Suno is considering a new mobile editing workflow that lets users revise an AI-generated song after creation. How would you scope the v1, decide what to ship now versus later, and make tradeoffs between launch speed, experience polish, and investing in foundations that can support future editing features at scale?
- Suno
- Product design
- Hard
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