Tunedzy Export Stems
Updated October 2026
Export stems writes one file per track from Multitrack. Each file starts at the same time, so the stems stay in sync when you bring them into a DAW.
The short version
- One file per track, all starting at the same time.
- Name files by track, so the DAW shows what each one is.
- Keep one sample rate across the stems.
- Check the sync by importing them together.
What it exports
Each track becomes its own file, from the start of the project. The files line up, so they can be imported together in a DAW.
Using them
Import the stems into your DAW, check the start and a join, then finish the mix there. The stem export guide has the steps.
Limits
Stems carry the processing of each track. If a track has no clips, it may not be exported.
Export the voice for your DAW
Export stems from Multitrack, one file per track, so the voice finishes cleanly in your DAW.
Free tools for this
Frequently asked questions
Why export stems?
To change the balance and effects in your DAW.
Are the stems in sync?
They start at the same time. Check by importing them together.
What format?
WAV is the usual choice for stems.
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