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What are multitracks and stems:

Multitrack is set of separated audio files which are used for mixing. Kick drum, synth pad and so on.

Stems are bigger partially mixed parts of a track. A whole drum kit, layered synth parts, double tracked guitars, etc.

How to use multitracks:

Copy all tracks to your favourite DAW and explore. The tracks are aligned (all tracks begin at the beginning of the song and have the same length). Sometimes the whole track is a single hit and four minutes of silence.

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Sounds complicated? While there are ways to use MultiTracks during a performance, many of them involved additional hardware and special software that is designed for audio engineers. In OnSong, playing multitracks is just like playing normal audio tracks.

Since MultiTracks contain multiple files or "stems", they can't be delivered as a simple MP3 file. Instead, they are often bundled together in a compressed ZIP archive. OnSong is designed to peek inside those ZIP files and determine if it's a multitrack and if it is, it goes in your Audio Media Library. This means you can download multitracks from a variety of websites, or make your own.

Importing and playing multitracks is super easy, but you can do more with them. We've added the Mixer Widget that you can open from the Track Picker or from the Audio Media Library. From there you can mute channels or change the mix.

Bearing in mind that each multitracked song's tracks levels and gains aren't mixed all that well, what order of operations would you suggest I do things in to fix all the track levels etc of these 20 multitracks, so that each song sits perfectly against the next one it runs into? I don't want to be riding faders on the mixer when we perform.

"you need to get all the individual multitrack arrangements balanced the way you'd like first" - does this mean I need to take the downloaded 15-multitracked instruments (guitars, drums etc) for just one song, and then load that up specifically as a multitrack file, or take them in as 15 separate mp3 files? I'm not great with many aspects of Audition, but I'm sure I'll pick it up quickly. In other words - I have these 20 songs, which are all multitracked in their own folders as downloads.. do I need to balance the gains (or levels??) of only one song at a time - do I do this specifically in an Audition "multitrack"? If so, when done, do I then export it out as something (presumably not a stereo mp3 file cos I need to have multitracks on stage - for musicians who may or may not be playing on the night).. do that to all 20 songs - then re-load them all back in as some kind of finished song format - and then volume match all the songs?

As you suggest, I'll balance all the tracks first and then go from there. When we play live though, I'll need to have all these backing tracks still as multitracks, and assign all the instruments to their correct instrument channels on a physical 32-channel mixing desk - all the bass guitars on the bass guitar channel, drums on a drum channel etc... So should I - in the first instance - get all the (say) bass guitar tracks, and somehow gain-balance all those bass gt parts to a certain Db level, so the bass guitar for 20 songs will be volumed/levelled reasonably well all the way? Ie normalise all the bass tracks to say -1Db or approximate something? Then rinse and repeat for all the other instruments? Sorry to bother you again - this must seem so basic.

You may have purchased chord charts or lead sheets from PraiseCharts before, but they also sell multitracks. PraiseCharts offers multitracks as WAV or mp3 file downloads. The tracks are created by their team and they do not offer tracks from the original artist. If you are using tracks in Ableton Live or another DAW, PraiseCharts might be a good option for you.

Multitracks can cost between $20 and $40 each on multitrack websites. Hymncharts multitracks are simply the best multitracks value on the Internet and are included with a hymncharts subscription. Multitracks arrangements come in both MP3 and WAV formats in the original key (change the key with your multitrack software.) 006ab0faaa