Multi-track audio — stems & session recordings

Buyers are sourcing multi-track audio — the separated stems behind a finished recording. Source separation, mixing assistants and music models all need real stems, and almost nobody licenses them. If you record music, podcasts or voice sessions, your project folders are the product.

What a good submission looks like:

• All stems exported from time zero so they're sample-aligned and equal length
• Clear names: 01_kick.wav, 07_lead-vocal.wav, 09_room-mic.wav
• A stereo reference mix of the same session included in the zip
• Dry-ish stems preferred — light processing is fine, but avoid heavy master-bus limiting

Rights: every sound must be yours — your performance, your recording, your composition (or one you hold full rights to). No loops, sample packs or session players without written clearance.