Original multitracks
Components from the production.
Audio retained from the recording and production process. Full original multitracks are available in select catalogs.
Work with the parts of a recording.
Instrument and vocal assets for training on individual parts, with their origin and relationship to the master identified.
Source recordingComponent audio
01 / Origin matters
Two asset types. Different starting points.
Separated or derived stems
Components made from existing audio.
Components extracted from an existing recording through separation or derivation. Specify whether this origin meets your training requirements.
- Total stem assets
- 52M+
- Stems per stem-enabled title, on average
- ~10
Not all stem assets are original multitracks. The average applies only to stem-enabled titles; not every music title includes stems.
02 / A concrete example
One master. Its supplied components.
Demo 1 shows the component assets supplied with one recording. Other recordings may have different parts.
Demo 1 / Asset relationships
Master- Acappella
- Drums
- Bass
- Guitar
- Strings
- Choir
- FX
Stem origin is not disclosed for Demo 1. The mix is for auditioning; reconstruction of the master is unverified. Instrumentation tags may include instruments without a dedicated stem.
Inspect the example in Data Lab03 / Selection requirements
Specify more than a stem count.
Roles + origin
List the required vocal or instrument components and whether original, separated or derived assets fit the intended work.
Relationships + files
Confirm master linkage, timing and technical requirements for the selected assets. Do not assume that a component set reconstructs its master.
MIDI where available
Original MIDI can accompany select content. Scope it separately from stem audio and keep the recording relationship clear.
Work with ERISV
Define the components you need.
Tell us which instrument or vocal roles matter, whether stem origin is a requirement and how the assets will be used.