Best Way to Export Audio Stems

[Dennis Radeke]

[Brett Putman] “I can’t seem to be able to find a straight forward way to export stemmed audio from my edit.”

Hi Brett,

I see two ways that would make sense. First, you can export an OMF that should allow you to open your audio in another application. The other choice is to export the edit to Audition.

[Brett Putman] “I have a very simple edit with some music and sound effects and voice over with a total of 4 audio tracks. Right now, the master mix is set to stereo and I am not sure how to change that to multiple mono tracks.”

This is a bit more complicated as you should create a sequence where your audio master is not set to ‘stereo’ but rather ‘multi-channel’ I would create a new sequence with multi-channel, go to the old sequence, select all and paste it into the new sequence. Don’t know if it will work, but it is worth a try.

[Dave Brandt]

Hi,

What you said dennis about creating a new sequence is true, You still need to patch the audio channels to the outputs though. This caught me out first time i did it.

I have attached a little video to help clarify.

Premiere Pro Multichannel Audio Setup

Dave

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[Brett Putman]

You are the man!
Thanks so much for the screen capture as well. I really appreciate it.

[Brett Putman]

Thanks, Dennis!

[Bradley Lucas]

Thanks so much too, I have been scratching my head over this as it’s the first time I have had to give a company audio stems and just couldn’t work it out!

Really appreciate your time to make the demo too,

cheers.Bradley

[Andrew Luck]

Hello, Dave!
Thank You for help and for the effort!

[Andrew Luck]

Hello, Dave!
Thank You for help and for the effort!