Well done. Unfortunately the guitar sound is a bit 'mushy' as usual, but that's a typical Udio problem that needs to be fixed. I can't remember hearing a Metal song without that issue there. You could play around with the Clarity option, it seperates the single instruments more. But most of the time it only works with acoustic sounds (for example, acoustic guitar parts often sound pretty good when you add more clarity). When you add too much clarity, you might get a better overall sound quality, but there are random clinking and clicking sounds.
I find another annoying bug when I started a Synthwave song. When you use pulsating Synthesizer beats, it often happens that the vocals pulsate with the beats. It's extra annoying when you use headphones.
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You could extend one more time and try adding another outro to the outro. With some luck you get a nice synthesizer fade out after the guitar part. In the past I tried making an instrumental song with one intro and only outros. It sounded different, but not that bad. ;-)
I work on an instrumental song now where I use a completely different prompt every time I create a part (with reduced Context length of course). The Flow that the AI creates to keep things together is pretty interesting. I'll share the song when it's finished.
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