Set your preferred sample rate and ensure that whoever else works with the stems/parts uses the same sample rate in their own DAW. If not, there's no need to create an analysis file.Ħ. If the mix engineer is using Live too, turn on Create Analysis File, then when they import the files all the settings will remain the same. Turn off Render as Loop, Convert to Mono and Normalize.ĥ. Make sure that Render Start and Render Length span the entire length of the arrangement, from the beginning to the very end, regardless of where an individual instrument begins or ends in the arrangement.Ĥ. Set the Rendered Track dropdown to All Individual Tracks.ģ. Select the entire arrangement and open the Export Audio/Video screen: CMD + Shift + R (Mac)/ CTRL + Shift + R (Windows).Ģ. Exporting stems or partsĮxample: Sending stems or parts to a mix engineer for a professional mix-down of your track.ġ. If you need to change the tempo in Live, you'll need to warp the audio files so that they follow the new tempo. You can ask the person who provided the files to let you know the original tempo, or you could find it out by warping a drum track.ĥ. Set the tempo in Live to the same as the source files. Select multiple files and press CMD (Mac)/CTRL (Windows) to drop them into separate tracks.Ĥ. Drag the audio files into Live, either from the Browser or from Finder (Mac)/ Explorer (Windows). kicks) will have that attack slightly muted on the first beat:ģ. Also turn off Create Fades on Clip Edges, otherwise clips with a sharp attack (eg. This is important to ensure that start markers line up exactly at the beginning of the audio files - even if there's silence at the beginning - and that no warping or audio degradation will occur. Open Live's preferences to the Record Warp Launch section.Ģ.

Importing stems or partsĮxample : Receiving stems or parts from an artist for a remix.ġ.

Note: The usage of the term stems here is not to be confused with the Native Instruments Stems format, which is not supported in Live. Creating remixes of tracks or having tracks mixed by a mix engineer are common instances where you would need to work with or create stems/parts. each drum sound, these may also be referred to as parts. If each individual track is rendered as a separate audio file, e.g. For example, a song might be split into five separate stems: vocals, guitars, bass, keyboards and drums. A stem is a discrete or grouped collection of audio sources mixed together.

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