- Export every stem from the same start point (the project’s 0:00) and with the same length: that keeps them aligned.
- 24-bit WAV is ideal. MixingMusic.AI also accepts MP3, FLAC, AAC and M4A.
- Remove limiters and maximizers from the Master: mastering happens afterwards, in MixingMusic.AI.
- No clipping and with headroom: no stem should reach 0 dBFS.
- The limit is 12 stems: group tracks (drums, backing vocals, layers) if you have more.
Mix and master your DAW stems with AI
You produce in your DAW; MixingMusic.AI mixes and masters with AI what you export. Pick your DAW and follow the guide to export your stems correctly: Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro, GarageBand, Pro Tools, Cubase, Studio One, REAPER, Reason, Bitwig Studio, LUNA and more.
Pick your DAW
Ableton LiveFile › Export Audio/VideoSee the guide →
FL StudioFile › Export › Wave fileSee the guide →
Logic ProFile › Export › All Tracks as Audio FilesSee the guide →
GarageBandShare › Export Song to DiskSee the guide →
Pro ToolsClip List › Export Clips as FilesSee the guide →
CubaseFile › Export › Audio MixdownSee the guide →
Studio OneSong › Export StemsSee the guide →
REAPERFile › Render › Stems (selected tracks)See the guide →
ReasonBounce Mixer ChannelsSee the guide →
Bitwig StudioFile › Export AudioSee the guide →
LUNAFile › Export Selected TracksSee the guide →
Cakewalk SonarFile › Export › AudioSee the guide →
Digital PerformerAudio › Bounce to DiskSee the guide →
ArdourSession › Export › Stem ExportSee the guide →
MixcraftFile › Mix Down To StemsSee the guide →
WaveformExport › Audio fileSee the guide →
The golden rule, in any DAW
Before exporting, go through this list: it avoids most problems when mixing.
Where each DAW exports stems
| DAW | Where to export |
|---|---|
| Ableton Live | File › Export Audio/Video |
| FL Studio | File › Export › Wave file |
| Logic Pro | File › Export › All Tracks as Audio Files |
| GarageBand | Share › Export Song to Disk |
| Pro Tools | Clip List › Export Clips as Files |
| Cubase | File › Export › Audio Mixdown |
| Studio One | Song › Export Stems |
| REAPER | File › Render › Stems (selected tracks) |
| Reason | Bounce Mixer Channels |
| Bitwig Studio | File › Export Audio |
| LUNA | File › Export Selected Tracks |
| Cakewalk Sonar | File › Export › Audio |
| Digital Performer | Audio › Bounce to Disk |
| Ardour | Session › Export › Stem Export |
| Mixcraft | File › Mix Down To Stems |
| Waveform | Export › Audio file |
Frequently asked questions
Which DAWs does MixingMusic.AI work with?
Any: MixingMusic.AI works with the audio files you export. This page gathers the stem export guide for Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro, GarageBand, Pro Tools, Cubase, Studio One, REAPER, Reason, Bitwig Studio, LUNA, Cakewalk Sonar, Digital Performer, Ardour, Mixcraft and Waveform.
What are stems and why do I need them?
They are your song’s tracks exported separately (drums, bass, vocals…). With them, MixingMusic.AI’s AI mixes each track by its instrument and you can fine-tune EQ, compression, reverb and delay one by one.
Does MixingMusic.AI replace my DAW?
No, it complements it. You produce and record in your DAW; once you have the tracks, you bring them to MixingMusic.AI to mix and master with AI in the browser.
What format and how many stems does it accept?
Up to 12 stems as WAV, MP3, FLAC, AAC or M4A. Ideally 24-bit WAV, all from the same start point and with no limiter on the master.
Can I use only mastering with my finished mix?
Yes. Export the stereo mix from your DAW and upload it to AI Mastering: you hear your mix with its real waveform, LUFS and VU, and compare the original with the master.
Your next song, mixed and mastered with AI.
Export your stems and hear the difference today.