Vibe OS State Library
Free Suno prompt templates
Nine copy-paste style prompts from the Vibe OS research-backed state library. Each template fixes the parameters that matter — BPM, key, mode, and instrumentation — for one target state, so the generation varies but the effect holds.
Which state do you need?
Deep Focus
Around 90 BPM in a major key with minimal percussion keeps arousal low and valence positive — background that leaves working memory alone.
study music, 90 BPM, C Major, soft piano, ambient synth pads, minimal percussion, warm, calm and relaxed, no drums, no vocalsMorning Energy
Tempo raises arousal; a bright major key keeps the mood positive. 115 BPM is enough lift without tipping into workout intensity.
uplifting acoustic pop, 115 BPM, G Major, acoustic guitar, light percussion, piano, bright and uplifting, building momentumWorkout
Music reliably improves exercise output and motivation, and tempo drives the effect — 145 BPM sits in the high-arousal zone the research points to.
energetic electronic, 145 BPM, E Minor, driving bass, powerful drums, synth leads, powerful and driving, explosive energyCreative Flow
Moderate tempo and low-complexity ambient texture hold arousal mid-range without grabbing attention — the corridor where ideas connect.
ambient electronic, 100 BPM, D Major, warm synths, soft arpeggios, light texture, warm and comforting, gently flowingRelaxation
Slow tempo lowers arousal; the major key keeps it warm rather than melancholic. Soft timbre does the rest.
calm acoustic, 70 BPM, F Major, soft guitar, gentle piano, strings, soft and gentle, calm and relaxed, no drumsMeditation
60 BPM sits near resting heart rate, and a sparse texture supports a slow breathing pace — the standard slow-tempo protocol in relaxation studies.
meditation ambient, 60 BPM, C Major, singing bowls, soft pads, nature sounds, soft and gentle, very peaceful, minimal, no drums, no bassSleep
The gentlest arousal floor in the library: 50 BPM, no percussion, nothing that asks for attention on the way down.
sleep music, 50 BPM, F Major, soft piano, ambient pads, very peaceful, minimal, extremely gentle, no percussion, no vocalsConfidence
Rising dynamics, brass timbre, and a major key read as power and momentum — the same cues film scores use for arrival scenes.
epic cinematic, 105 BPM, D Major, brass, strings, powerful drums, powerful and driving, building momentumGratitude
Mid-tempo acoustic major sits in the positive-valence, moderate-arousal quadrant — warm timbre, balanced energy, nothing forced.
warm acoustic folk, 85 BPM, G Major, acoustic guitar, piano, soft strings, warm and comforting, balanced energyAll 25 States
Want a state that isn't in the nine above?
The full Vibe OS state library covers 25 targets, from morning energy to grief processing. Pick one below to see its BPM, key, instrumentation, and a ready-made Suno prompt.
Morning Energy
Energizing wake-up music to start the day with positivity.
- BPM range
- 110–130
- Key
- G Major
- Timbre
- bright
- Energy
- medium-high
Instrumentation
Suno style prompt
uplifting acoustic pop, 120 BPM, G Major, acoustic guitar, piano, light percussion, strings, bright and warm, rising energyHow do you use them?
Three steps from template to track. For the full prompting method, read the Suno Prompt Playbook.
- Step 1
Copy a template
Pick the state you want and copy the prompt. Each one is a complete Suno style description — no editing required.
- Step 2
Paste into Suno custom mode
In Suno, switch to custom mode and paste the template into the style field. Generate a few takes; tempo and mode stay locked while the details vary.
- Step 3
Match the track to its job
Use the track for the state it was engineered for — focus music while working, the sleep template at night. The parameters only pay off in context.
Go Further
Want the full Suno Music Mastery toolkit?
Vibe OS is the paid companion to these templates: prompt packs across genres, emotion mapping, and production checklists — the complete system behind the nine states on this page.
Explore Vibe OSThese templates are one piece of a larger system — see the Music Intelligence System for the research, agents, and tooling around them, or browse the music catalog. Vibe OS on GitHub