> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.acestudio.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.acestudio.ai/ai-vocal-synth/creating-ai-vocals.md). # Creating AI Vocals Learn how to generate and refine AI vocals in ACE Studio. To generate an AI vocal, you will need to load an [AI voice](/ai-vocal-synth/voice-library.md) on a track, and create a [clip](/project/arrangement-in-canvas/clips.md) on this track from the canvas with [MIDI notes](/instruments/create-instrument-sounds/editing-notes.md) and [lyrics](/ai-vocal-synth/creating-ai-vocals/editing-lyrics.md) as its content. ## Core Features


Editing Notes	Editing Notes	notes.png
Editing Lyrics	Editing Lyrics	lyrics.png
Editing Pitch	Editing Pitch	pitch.png
Vocal Parameters	Vocal Parameters	control.png
Singing Languages	Singing Languages	language.png
Unison Mode	Unison Mode for vocals	choir.png

## FAQ

Can I import MIDI or MusicXML files?

Yes. You can import your MIDI or MusicXML files into ACE Studio. For more information, please refer to [Import Files](/project/file-management/import-files.md).

Can I paste the whole lyrics from elsewhere?

Yes. You can paste the entire lyrics into your melody using the [Lyrics Panel](/ai-vocal-synth/creating-ai-vocals/editing-lyrics.md#edit-with-lyrics-panel).

Can I add a breath before a phrase?

Yes. You can add breaths in the Breath & Phoneme tab of the AI parameters panel. For more information, please refer to [Breath & Phoneme](/ai-vocal-synth/creating-ai-vocals/vocal-parameters.md#breath-and-phoneme).

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