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# Record Mocap for a Style Clone

In this guide, we'll go over what dance cards you need to shoot to create your own Style Clone.

## Prerequisites

* A Motorica account, created when you first open the [Motorica app](https://app.beta.motorica.ai/).
* An enterprise license to eventually create a Style Clone with your recorded data. For more information, contact our Sales team.
* A studio and equipment for recording mocap performances.

## Get Started

For a full rundown of everything you need to know about recording motion capture for a Style Clone, read through our [Mocap Recording Guidelines](/documentation/style-cloning/reference/mocap-recording-guidelines.md) reference docs.

## Record Dance Cards

A dataset for a Style Clone requires 7 mandatory dance cards and 3 option dance cards. 


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