For sellers

Must contain mastered 44.1kHz/16-bit WAV and mastered 320kbps MP3.
The integrated LUFS value of your master should be between -9 and -2 LUFS.
The peak loudness of the master mix should be between 0dB and -0.3dB.

Must contain mastered 44.1kHz/16-bit WAV and mastered 320kbps MP3.
The integrated LUFS value of your master should be between -9 and -2 LUFS.
The peak loudness of the master mix should be between 0dB and -0.3dB.

Make a radio mix only if your track has an extended intro and outro (8 to 32 bars) for DJ-mixing.
The radio version is usually around 2-3 minutes long.

The radio mix has uses other than radio play. For example, if you've produced a 5-minute tech-house track, it would be great for the buyer to upload a short 2-minute version to streaming services and social media without extended intro and outro.

Must contain mastered 44.1kHz/16-bit WAV and mastered 320kbps MP3.
The integrated LUFS value of your master should be between -9 and -2 LUFS.
The peak loudness of the master mix should be between 0dB and -0.3dB.

An instrumental mix is only required if the track contains vocals. Even if it's a vocal chop, adlib, or a short one-shot sample, our clients prefer to have a separate instrumental version.

Must contain unmastered 44.1kHz/16-bit WAV for each track version (extended, radio, and instrumental)

There should be no plugins on the output master channel.
All unmastered mixes must have equal true peak volume.
That volume value should be between -3 to -6dB.

Must contain MIDI files of all melodic elements used (bass, lead, pad, arp, synth, etc.).
Every MIDI file must be correctly named (for example: Arp.midi, Lead.midi, Bass.midi, etc.).

Must contain unmastered multitrack 44.1kHz/16-bit WAV stems.

- The minimum number of stems is 10.
- When exporting stems, turn off all plugins on the master channel.
- Every stem should be rendered for the whole length of the track.
- There should not be any empty stems.
- Do not group stems: We need each stem separately.
- If you've used groups for mixing purposes, create a folder labeled “Ungrouped” inside the “Stems” folder and put ungrouped stems there.
- Every stem must be correctly named, for example: Kick.wav, Lead.wav, Bass.wav, HiHat1.wav, HiHat2.wav.

Make sure to check the stems before sending them.
After exporting the stems, load them into a new project in your DAW.
The combined playback of all stems should sound identical to the Unmastered version and have a master output volume level between -3dB and -6dB. If these conditions are met, the pack is ready for submission.

Volume mismatch or incorrect stem export is the most common mistake! Be sure to double-check your work before submitting.