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STEM MASTERING
  • HOW TO PREPARE A PROJECT FOR STEM MASTERING:
    1. Separation into Logical Groups:

    - Identify the main elements of your mix to be separated into stems. Typically, these can include: drums, bass, vocals, guitars, synthesizers, effects, etc.;
    - Avoid creating too many stems (4-8 is sufficient).
    2. Checking:

    - Ensure there are no unwanted noises, clicks, or other artifacts in each stem;
    - Disable any processing on the master bus (limiters, compressors, equalizers, etc.);
    - Ensure there is no clipping (overloads) on the channels, groups, and master section.

    3. Naming Stems:

    - Clearly and understandably name each stem so the mastering engineer can easily identify its content (e.g., "Drums," "Bass," "Lead Vocal").

    4. Exporting Stems:

    - Export each stem in WAV format with a sample rate of 44.1 kHz or higher and a bit rate of 24 or 32 bit;
    - Export stems with the same start and end points to ensure synchronization;
    - Make sure all "normalize" functions are turned off in your DAW during export.

    5. Preparation for Sending:

    - Create a text file with project information, including stem names, BPM, key, and any special requests or notes;
    - Be sure to include your version of the mastering or your demo;
    - Include 2-3 reference tracks;
    - Place all prepared files in a ZIP archive.
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