How To Send Perfect Files (So You Don’t Annoy Your Producers and Engineers)

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In this video, Austin shows you how to organize your session and export the correct stems, multi-tracks, and other files to send to future producers, collaborators, mixing engineers, etc.

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Timestamps:
Intro 0:00
Stems Vs. Multitracks 1:30
Zero Out Your Files 4:18
Name Your Files Correctly 6:35
Don’t Clip Your Audio Files 9:40
Clean Up Edits Before Bouncing 12:20
Organize The Session Before Bouncing 13:10
Include Project Info Guidelines 14:20
Do Mixing Engineers Want Raw Or Processed Files? 16:25
How To Export Perfect Files Every Time 18:58
Testing Your Files 22:57
Outro 24:45