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What ACE Studio's features are and when to reach for each one — track types and what makes sound on them, audio effects, Vocal Synth and its voice library, AI Instruments, third-party instrument plugins, the generative kits (Inspire Me, Music Enhancer, Add A Layer), and the utilities (Stem Splitter, Voice Changer, Vocal to MIDI, Doubles, marker track, file import). Load whenever the user wants to create, change or understand anything in ACE Studio: adding a voice or instrument, choosing a singer, generating music, splitting stems, converting a vocal, or asking what a feature does. Pair with `ace-studio-workflows` for the order to do things in.
Recommended end-to-end workflows in ACE Studio — the order to run features in, which feature to reach for at each step, and where the work has to leave Studio for an external tool. Covers generating a whole song and aligning the project to it, reworking a song from an imported audio file (beat alignment, stem splitting, transcription back to MIDI), and turning a finished project into printable sheet music. Load whenever the user's request spans more than one step, or says things like 'write me a song', 'I have this audio and I want to…', or 'I need a score for this'. Pair with `ace-studio-features` for what each feature does.
How to drive the audio plugins ACE Studio hosts — third-party VST3/AU instruments and effects, and Studio's own built-in effects — through Studio's built-in computer use for a plugin's own interface, alongside the parameter and state/preset tools. Load whenever the user wants to load, tweak, preset or otherwise control a plugin, asks for computer use on one, or a job needs a control that exists only inside a plugin's UI. Pair with `ace-studio-features` for choosing a sound source.
Guide an agent how to connect to ACE Studio if the tools needed didn't exist (acestudio-cli or ACE Studio MCP).