How to Export Individual Tracks in Logic Pro X

Step 1

For information on exporting stems in Logic Pro X please read ALL text below and review the step-by-step illustrations.

Please remove all effects, compressors, and limiters when you export your stems. If you have an instrument with an effect you would like to keep, you may do so but please remove any limiters on that track. Vocals must be completely dry with no effects, compressors or limiters. Also, please make sure you name your stems accordingly and in order.

Logic Pro X user, take these steps to prepare your song for our engineers to Mix or Master your song by export or bounce the individual channels/tracks into our DAW.

Step 2

Select all the tracks in your session from beginning to end.

The Export Audio Mixdown function allows you to mix down and export all audio that is contained between the left and right locators of a project.

Set the left and right locators by dragging the selection tool across all your tracks or pressing CtrL + A on your keyboard.

Step 3

Export All Tracks as Audio Files: Send your song for mixing, and export the individual tracks in your song. This relatively easy task in Logic Pro X DAW. Just follow these steps to guide you step by step.

First: Select the File pulldown at the top and then click on “Export All Tracks as Audio Files”.

Second: Check off “Trim Silence at File End.

Third:  Change the format to Wav.

Forth: Keep the bit depth as is (sames as you recorded your song).

Fifth: Check bypass effect plugins (recommend you don’t exported tracks with effects).

Sixth: Uncheck include volume/pan automation

Seventh: Keep normalize off

Eighth: Click new folder and name it your song name.

Ninth: Hit Export

Step 4

Zip the Folder

If you have no idea what zipping a file means, check out this guide on “how to zip up your files.”

Congratulations!

You Are Ready for Mixing!

Don’t forget to use the same email address you specified during checkout so that we can send you your completed song.

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