Quick Stem Get $5 off

Pro Tools · Windows

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Export and delivery for Pro Tools. You tell it what you want out — the mix, the instrumental, one acapella or both. It bounces them, trims the dead space off the ends, names them and files them under that artist. A session export is about a minute, and with Dropbox connected the artist has the files before you have packed up.

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Out Friday, Oct 9 · Pro Tools · Windows 10 / 11

Quick Stem sorting a session's tracks into vocals and instrumental

DELIVERED

6 files · Full Mix · Acapella · Acapella Dry · Instrumental

The part nobody books you for

The mixing is finished.
The artist is standing up.
You are still here.

  1. 01Bounce the full mix. Wait.
  2. 02Solo the beat. Bounce the instrumental. Wait.
  3. 03Solo the vocals. Bounce the acapella. Wait.
  4. 04Mute the reverb and delay. Bounce it dry. Wait.
  5. 05Rename four files nobody can read.
  6. 06Make a folder. Sort them into it.
  7. 07Upload. Send the link. Hope it was the right version.

Quick Stem does all seven while you pack up.

Running

Nobody is touching that mouse.

It focuses Pro Tools, reads the track list off the screen, clicks the rows it needs and checks that each one actually took — re-clicking any that did not. If a track still will not select, it stops rather than bouncing the wrong thing.

A strip stays pinned above the DAW the whole time telling you where it is, and Esc kills it from anywhere.

Before it renders anything

It shows you its work.

It reads every track and sorts them into vocals, instrumental and effects. What it is sure of, it states. What it is only fairly sure of, it marks. What it cannot place, it puts in front of you rather than guessing.

Drag anything that landed on the wrong side. Then it renders — and not one second earlier.

The track grouping screen: 20 vocal tracks, 13 instrumental, weak matches flagged

Quality control

Nothing to hide.

Every file is measured for loudness and true peak before it goes anywhere. Three passed here. The full mix did not — it true-peaks above the ceiling, and it says so in red rather than quietly shipping it.

A tool that never reports is a tool you cannot use.

Quality control results: Full Mix flagged red for true peak, three files passed

Naming

This is what Pro Tools called it.

Rendered

Song 1_Adlib buss.dup1-St_MASTER, Clean Version_12 Acapella Dry.wav

Delivered

Song 1 Zach Tory 6.13.2026 Acapella Dry.wav

You set the convention once. Every file for every client from then on arrives already named to it.

Four ways to leave a session

Pick the shape of the send.

MP3

Quick Rough

One file, 320 kbps. For when the session is over and the client is standing up.

WAV · MP3

Mix Delivery

Full-resolution master for the archive, 320 kbps for the phone.

Mix · Inst · Acapella ×2

Mix Package

Two acapellas — with the effects and without — so whoever gets it can put their own space on it.

Every stem

Stem Export

Named buses land in Stems/. Anything else is found and sorted automatically.

One full stem export — the heavy end

Two clicks. Ten minutes. Six files.

41Tracks read
4Bounces
486.7sUnattended
6Files delivered
2Clicks from you
56Clicks saved

Times are your session’s, not the software’s. A two-track off a recording session is about a minute. A full stem export takes longer because there is more to bounce — the one measured above ran ten minutes for 41 tracks and six files. Nearly all of that is Pro Tools writing audio, at whatever offline speed you bounce at. What Quick Stem adds on top — trimming the dead space, naming, sorting, delivering — is seconds either way.

Launches Friday, October 9

We know you don't need this. But we know you want it.

Pro Tools export and delivery automation for Windows. Leave your email and you will hear the day it ships — and take $5 off with the code you get for signing up early.

Windows 10 / 11 Pro Tools Version 0.1