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Doa at 04:16, 25 January 2024

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Doa: /* How to combine multiple instruments stems into a playable stem. */

2023-05-01T17:23:22Z

How to combine multiple instruments stems into a playable stem.

Doa: /* How to combine multiple instruments stems into a playable stem. */

2023-05-01T17:19:31Z

How to combine multiple instruments stems into a playable stem.

Doa: /* How to make Stems */

2023-05-01T17:18:16Z

How to make Stems

Doa: /* What are Stems? */

2023-05-01T17:16:28Z

What are Stems?

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2023-05-01T17:07:33Z

What are Stems?

Doa: /* How to combine multiple instruments stems into a playable stem. */

2020-10-06T16:49:28Z

How to combine multiple instruments stems into a playable stem.

Doa: /* How to make Stems */

2020-10-06T16:49:09Z

How to make Stems

Doa: /* What are Stems? */

2020-10-06T16:48:52Z

What are Stems?

Doa: /* How to combine multiple instruments stems into a playable stem. */

2020-09-21T16:54:44Z

How to combine multiple instruments stems into a playable stem.

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 Here’s an example of 2 different guitar stems for a song, loaded into REAPER. One contains the lead guitar part, the other contains the rhythm guitar part (Figure 5).
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 You’ll notice that just to the right of the edit cursor, the lead guitar part enters while the rhythm guitar is still playing. We can’t author both parts at the same time, so we’ll use the lead guitar for the playable guitar part, and move the rhythm guitar to the backing tracks file. In order to do this we need to make an additional track for each guitar part, so that we can easily keep track of which parts are playable, and which are not (Figure 6). You can add new tracks in Reaper by hitting Ctrl+T (Command+T on Mac). You should also name your new tracks so you can easily keep track of them, at Harmonix, we add a “T” to the start of any track going to the Backing Tracks.
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 Now we can start to split our rhythm guitar track up and move parts of it to the backing tracks (Figure 7). To make a split in a piece of audio (or MIDI) in Reaper, simply place the edit cursor where you want by clicking on the audio file (you should probably turn snap to grid off by deselecting the magnet icon on the upper-left part of the screen) and hit “S” to split the track. You can then move parts of the audio file either by dragging with the mouse, or with the arrow keys. Be sure not to slide your audio to the right or left when moving it to another track. You can avoid this by holding shift after you start dragging.
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 You’ll notice that later on in the track, when there’s a lull in the lead guitar, we’ve brought the Rhythm guitar back for a brief moment (Figure 7). Whenever you’re doing quick changeovers like this, make sure it makes musical sense, this chunk of rhythm guitar is a complete musical phrase, so we’ve moved it up to the playable track.
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 Stems are Audio files containing individual instrument parts that when all played together at the same volume sound like the final mix of a song. Here’s a batch of stems inserted into a Reaper project (Figure 1).
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