Keep any processing or alter the volume levels, keep all plugins, automation, and effects exactly as they appear in your mix.

Turn off any limiter, brickwall, or gain‑staging plugin on the master bus.

Export each track for the full length of the song; include the entire timeline, even sections of silence.

Add a few seconds of silence after the last audible event.

Export using the same sample rate and bit depth that were used during production; do not convert to a different format during rendering.

Turn off all normalize options.

Use .wav or .aiff audio formats—never .mp3 or any other compressed format.

Name every audio file with the instrument or element it contains.

Do not include the song title, artist name, version number, or any other extra data in the file name of individual instruments.

If you wish, you can group the stems into subfolders, but this is not required.

Place all audio files together in a single folder.

Compress the folder into a .zip or .rar archive.

Name the compressed file with the artist name and song title.

If you're submitting your Ableton Live project, make sure to freeze the tracks where you're using external plugins and select -File>Collect All & Save- Turn ON all the options, compress your Live project folder with all the content into a .zip or .rar file.

If you're submitting your Logic Pro project, make sure to freeze the tracks where you're using external plugins and select -File>Project Management>Consolidate- including all audio files. Compress your Logic Pro project folder with all the content into a .zip or .rar file.

Upload the compressed file to our Upload Portal at the following button: