What's included

• Produced Tracks

  The main deliverable is the fully produced tracks. This includes all the elements of the song (like beats, melodies, harmonies, and rhythms) arranged and produced to create the final version of each track.

• Multitrack Session Files

  These are the digital files from the recording session, typically in the format of the DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) used by the producer. They include all the individual track files (e.g., drums, bass, vocals, guitars, keyboards) in raw form.

• Mixed and Mastered Versions

  In addition to the raw tracks, a music producer often provides a professionally mixed and mastered version of each track. These are the final, polished versions ready for release.

• Stem Files

  Stems are sub-mixes of the main elements of a track (for example, all drums, all vocals, all synths). They are useful for live performances, remixes, or further production work.

• Instrumentals/Backing Tracks

  For songs with vocals, the producer may provide an instrumental version of the track, which can be used for performances or other purposes.

• Alternate Versions

  This might include radio edits (shortened versions for radio play), extended versions for clubs, or versions with alternate arrangements or instrumentation.

• Sample Clearances

  If the project involved the use of samples, the producer might handle obtaining the necessary clearances and licenses, or provide documentation about the samples used.

• Production Notes and Credits

  Documentation detailing the production process, notes on the recording sessions, and information for crediting everyone involved in the production.

• File Formats

  The final tracks in various file formats as required, such as WAV, AIFF, MP3, etc., suitable for different purposes like streaming, physical media, or further processing.

• Project Backup

  Depending on the agreement, the producer may offer a backup of the project files for a certain period.