To enable the stem player for a track, you need to upload the stems to MySetlist via the stem uploader.
To open the stem uploader, click on the Stems and sheet music button.
The stem uploader consists of 5 sections:
In this section you upload the regular stems, e.g. backing track, piano, guitar, drums, vocals.
Per channel you can upload sheet music, and per channel you can choose whether it is muted by default.
It is also possible to rearrange the order of the channels.
Click and cues are channels for the click track and cues. You can add multiple channels, meaning you can upload different cues for each musician.
Click and cues are muted by default.
It is also possible to rearrange the order of the channels.
To enable the song section buttons in the stem player, you need to upload the song sections file from the Max for Live device. After you have uploaded the song sections file, you can rename each section and song within the composition.
In this section you upload the sidechain channels, e.g. a sidechain signal for a bass guitar pedal.
Sidechain channels are not shown in the stem player. You can play sidechain channels through the Audio Bridge app.
Finally, you can upload an LTC file. Other engineers use this file to synchronize their equipment to the backing track, e.g. a light show or visuals.
LTC files are not re-encoded, since that would damage the timecode information.
After you have uploaded the LTC file, you need to select which framerate the LTC uses. The stem player automatically calculates the start position of the LTC.
Just like the sidechain channels, the LTC channel is not shown in the stem player. You can play LTC channels through the Audio Bridge app, or download them from the stem player.