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Do you mean you want to train your own LORA or use existing ones?

The idea is to use existing LoRa modules because, on smaller systems, this would allow us to add a specific LoRa module to the basic model, depending on the style of music we want to generate. For example, we should normally be able to use this: https://civitai.com/models/2425543/ace-step-15-music-generation-for-low-vram
 or https://civitai.com/models/2624128/ace-step-15-psytrance-lora-ver-20... Indeed, there's an option to create your own LoRA modules in an hour with a simple setup, as described here: https://github.com/ace-step/ACE-Step-1.5/blob/main/docs/en/LoRA_Training_Tutorial.md This is definitely an option that could be of interest to other users of your application.

I see. I think the first link you shared is an entire SFT model. The second does look like a LORA trained on psytrance. Let me look into adding support for this, I like the idea of easy LORA import. 

Indeed, the first link is incorrect; I confused it with this one: https://civitai.com/models/2642635/minimal-techno-overdrive-lora-ace-step-v15-xl-base  But it requires a 12GB card.

Yeah, unfortunately quantization has to be disabled for LoRAs. I still like the idea so I will add it to Song Creator :)