Guideline for Crafting Stems from Any Tune in Logic Pro X Version 11
Logic Pro X's Stem Splitter Tool Demonstrated at Music School's Open Day
Music enthusiasts can now learn how to use Logic Pro X's Stem Splitter tool, thanks to a tutorial led by Dave Stone, the Module Leader at Music School. The demonstration took place during the school's open day, which is happening on the 19th of October at their London campus.
The open day also offers interested individuals the opportunity to book a studio tour or attend production and DJ courses. You can find the links to book your place on the school's website.
The Stem Splitter tool is a beginner-friendly feature that helps split music stems automatically. This process is useful for isolating iconic elements for sampling or remixing. To get started, you need to import a mastered audio file into your Logic Pro X project, right-click the audio region, and select "Processing" followed by "Stem Splitter."
Logic Pro X requires version 11 or later to use the Stem Splitter feature. After processing, the tool generates multiple stem tracks for different audio elements. You can listen to, mute, solo, or export these stems separately. The Stem Splitter can be brought up quickly using the key command Control + Option + Command + X.
The tutorial explores the use of flex time, stock plugins, and a live recording with an evolving tempo. It uses Lyn Collins' "Think (About it)" sample, which is a great example of how the Stem Splitter tool can be used effectively.
Music School has campuses in London, Los Angeles, Ibiza, and online. Registered users can access a variety of free sounds, plugins, online course samples, and more through the school's Free Stuff page. The resources are exclusive and provided by the school's team, ensuring high quality and relevance to music production.
If you're not able to attend the open day, don't worry! You can still find video tutorials on YouTube and TikTok that demonstrate the exact clicks and commands for using the Stem Splitter tool. These visual guides can be quite helpful for seeing the process in action.
So, whether you're a beginner or an experienced producer, Music School's tutorials and resources can help you take your music production skills to the next level. Register today to access the free resources and book your place for the open day!
Technology in education-and-self-development is being utilized by Music School, as demonstrated by Dave Stone, their Module Leader, in a tutorial session on Logic Pro X's Stem Splitter tool during the school's open day on the 19th of October. Furthermore, after the open day, individuals interested in music can explore entertainment resources like video tutorials on platforms such as YouTube and TikTok, which contain demonstrations of using the Stem Splitter tool for music creation.
