Leave every plugin on: master, group and track. Hit print and StemShip does the rest: it exports, names, groups, matches and packages your stems so they add back up to your main mix. Set it and forget it.
Everybody's workflow is different, and a lot of sessions have wild routing. Stems get printed, but they rarely sound like the record the client approved.
Layers of limiting, saturation and bus glue shape the Main. Print the stems without them and they don't sound like the record.
Most people pull the master down or drive the stems softer so the processing bites less. Either way it's a compromise.
Drag the stems into a blank session and re-mix them to match the Main. It never gets exactly there.
Organize, group, print, check. If anything goes wrong, you do it all again or troubleshoot for an hour or two.
Not just the summing. Every step between your finished session and the zip you send, done for you, without stopping to ask.
StemShip only works with what your own session prints. It doesn't pull sounds apart or invent audio. It adjusts levels until the math adds up, and the null test proves it.
Built with a working producer's real delivery process, not a guess at one.
Tracks, groups and the Instrumental all carry the master and bus processing, so they add back up to the approved mix.
Every delivery is checked against the Main. You see the result before the client does.
Main, Instrumental, group stems and individual tracks, in one print.
Save a spec per label or library: artist, title, version, BPM, key and stem names.
48 kHz / 24-bit for sync, or whatever the label asks for, converted cleanly.
Folders, a delivery sheet and one zip, ready for Dropbox, DISCO or Drive.
Built by working producers. Every step of StemShip is modeled on how stems actually get printed for labels, sync libraries and mixers.
Try it free first. No subscription. One licence covers your studio Mac and your laptop.
For early buyers. Locked in for life.
The regular price once founder spots are gone.
Join the waitlist for the free beta, founder pricing and a heads-up the day it launches.
No. That's the whole point. Print with everything on, exactly as approved. StemShip matches the stems to your Main so they carry that processing and add back up to it.
No. StemShip never separates or generates audio. Your stems come straight from your Ableton session. StemShip only adjusts each stem's level, band by band and moment by moment, so they sum to the Main, and the null test shows you the result.
That's the goal: groups, sends, returns, sidechains and heavy master chains. Everybody works differently, so the beta is about testing it on as many real sessions as possible.
StemShip is built for Ableton Live on macOS. Apple Silicon Macs are supported at launch, with an Intel build to follow.
Each licence works on two Macs, like your studio machine and your laptop. You can move it to a new Mac any time.
Yes. The free demo does everything the full version does on songs up to 30 seconds long, so you can test it on your own sessions before you buy.