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# Edit Vocal from a Mixed Track

Edit vocals from mixed audio tracks using ACE Studio's AI tools.

In ACE Studio, you can edit the vocal from an existing song track with AI tools: [Stem Splitter](/ai-tools/stem-splitter.md) & [Vocal to MIDI](/ai-tools/vocal-to-midi.md).

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### Split into stems

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Import your song track into ACE Studio, use the **2 trakcs: Vocal / Instrumental** mode in [Stem Splitter](/ai-tools/stem-splitter.md), click <kbd>Split</kbd>.

Then, you can get a vocal track and an instrumental track down below the original track.
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### Convert vocal to MIDI and lyrics <a href="#block-17708bffde8080b28256dffae111887c" id="block-17708bffde8080b28256dffae111887c"></a>

Drag and drop the vocal clip on a singer track.

In the pop up window, select the right language of the vocal track. If there are more than 1 language in the vocal track, please split the clip to make each clip in one language.

Click the <kbd>Convert</kbd> button to start the process.
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### Edit your vocal <a href="#block-17708bffde808059bf3bc29826e39a45" id="block-17708bffde808059bf3bc29826e39a45"></a>

After the conversion, you have the vocal clip with the recognized lyrics, and an instrumental track.

Now you can start editing on the MIDI clip. (The lyrics recognized from the vocal audio might not be exactly the same, but have at least similar pronunciations.)
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