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# Create AI Instrument sounds in 1 min
Quickly learn how to create, edit, and export AI instrument sounds in ACE Studio.
## 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](/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](/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 Spacebar to start the playback. It will take seconds to render the vocal, when the rendering is done, the playback will continue automatically.
Click the Export button at the top of ACE Studio window.
Choose your preferred format and hit Export 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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