The video showcases how ACE Studio allows users to easily import an MP3 file, split it into separate stems, and isolate the vocal track for targeted editing. This feature enables seamless vocal replacement or modification while preserving the rest of the audio arrangement.
The video begins by demonstrating a simple and efficient way to work with audio files in ACE Studio. The presenter shows how to take an MP3 file and drop it directly onto the timeline, making it easy to start editing or manipulating the audio immediately. This straightforward approach allows users to quickly access and work with their audio content without complicated import procedures.
Next, the video plays a few seconds of the MP3 file to give viewers a sense of the original audio. The snippet includes a vocal phrase, “Tracy, I love you,” which serves as the focus for the subsequent editing steps. This initial playback helps establish the context for the changes that will be made to the audio track.
The presenter then explains the process of changing out the voice in ACE Studio. To do this effectively, the first step is to separate the audio into different stems, isolating the vocal channel from the rest of the mix. This is achieved by clicking on the “split into stems” option within the software, which automatically divides the audio into multiple components such as vocals, drums, bass, and other instruments.
After initiating the stem separation, the software takes a few seconds to process the audio and complete the split. Once finished, the video shows the individual tracks that have been created, highlighting the vocal track specifically. This separation allows for targeted editing or replacement of the vocal part without affecting the other elements of the audio.
Finally, the isolated vocal track is played back to demonstrate the successful extraction of the voice from the original MP3 file. The vocal phrase is clearly audible on its own, confirming that the stem separation feature in ACE Studio works effectively. This capability opens up creative possibilities for users who want to modify or replace vocals while retaining the rest of the musical arrangement.