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# Choir Rehearsal

Efficiently produce and rehearse choral works using ACE Studio.

ACE Studio can help you efficiently complete the production and rehearsal of choral works.<br>

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### Import your MusicXML file <a href="#block-565d318609c3423cbed367bee6887c94" id="block-565d318609c3423cbed367bee6887c94"></a>

ACE Studio support MusicXML as .mxl or .musicxml. You can directly import the MusicXML file by drag and drop.

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Learn more: [Import Files](/project/file-management/import-files.md).
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### Check all lyrics and musical settings <a href="#block-17708bffde80808e8d79efde96746f97" id="block-17708bffde80808e8d79efde96746f97"></a>

After importing your MusicXML, check all the lyrics imported from the file, and check if the tempo is right.

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If your song has multiple tempos or time signatures, you can create change marks on the time ruler. To learn about how to insert a tempo mark or a time signature mark: [Tempo & Signature Change](/project/arrangement-in-canvas/tempo-and-signature-change.md).

Learn more about editing lyrics: [Editing Lyrics](/ai-vocal-synth/creating-ai-vocals/editing-lyrics.md).
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### Choose AI voices <a href="#block-17708bffde8080108e08cd5ab4b463ec" id="block-17708bffde8080108e08cd5ab4b463ec"></a>

Choose the right voice for each vocal track by dragging an AI voice from the voice library on the track head.

* If you don’t want too much vibrato on the vocal, you can use the modulation tool to make the pitch curve more flat. For more details, please refer to [Editing Pitch](/ai-vocal-synth/creating-ai-vocals/editing-pitch.md).
* For a STAB choir, here are some recommendations to our AI voices:
  * Ember Rose - Pop female voice, soprano
  * Clara Epic - Cinematic female voice, soprano
  * Karolyn - Opera female voice, soprano
  * Zalo - Gospel female voice, alto
  * Jessica - Gospel female voice, alto
  * Aaron - Opera male voice, tenor
  * Robert - Opera male voice, baritone
  * Drex L - Pop male voice, tenor
  * Felix - Mexican male voice, baritone
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### Share with a link <a href="#block-17708bffde8080868e94de979eae5812" id="block-17708bffde8080868e94de979eae5812"></a>

After fine-tuning your work, click on the <kbd>Share</kbd> button at the transport to upload your project as stems and create a link. So you can send this link to all your choir members, and let them rehearse this song with any devices.

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Learn more: [Share Projects](/project/file-management/share-projects.md)
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