This is almost always on Suno's end or your browser's, not your song. DSP-Abort means the audio processing job died server-side — your file is almost certainly fine.
Quick triage, in order:
1. Hard refresh first. Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+R on the editor page. The editor's web app gets wedged more than any other part of Suno, and a hard refresh clears it half the time.
2. Kill extensions. Open Suno in an incognito/private window with no extensions. Ad blockers and script managers break the editor's audio engine constantly.
3. Try another browser. If Chrome is stuck, try Edge or Firefox (or vice versa). The editor is picky about which Chromium build it's running in.
4. DSP-Abort specifically: wait a few minutes and retry. It's a failed server job, not a corrupt song — retrying the same action usually goes through. If it aborts three times in a row, try a shorter section or a different song to check whether it's the file or the service.
5. Check Suno's status. If the editor AND generations are both flaky, it's a Suno outage — stop burning credits and come back in an hour.
Your songs are safe; this error is about the editor session, not your library.
Good luck! Hank founder of SonorixPG