# Create AI Instrument sounds in 1 min

## Create a Instrument Clip

Click the second icon (AI Instruments) in the Tool Bar to open the Instrument Library. Drag and drop a instrument onto the Canvas to create a Instrument Clip. Double-click the Clip to open the piano roll.

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You can try different AI voices in the Voice Library. Learn more: [Arrangement in Canvas](/project/arrangement-in-canvas.md), [Instrument Library](/ai-instruments/instrument-library.md)
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## Input Melodies

By default, your cursor is on “Note Move” mode, which is to select and move notes, but you can create a half-block note by double-click.

Select the second tool “Note Brush” from the tool bar at top of piano roll, then you can draw notes on the grid by dragging.

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You can also input melodies by importing MIDI/MusicXML files. Learn more: [Editing Notes](/ai-instruments/create-instrument-sounds/editing-notes.md), [Import Files](/project/file-management/import-files.md)
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## Play and Export

Click on the grid before all notes in piano roll to place the marker-line.

Press <kbd>Spacebar</kbd> to start the playback. It will take seconds to render the vocal, when the rendering is done, the playback will continue automatically.

Click the <kbd>Export</kbd> button at the top of ACE Studio window.

Choose your preferred format and hit <kbd>Export</kbd> to get your audio file.

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Learn more: [Export Files](/project/file-management/export-files.md)
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This is how easy it is to use AI Instruments in ACE Studio.


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