How to Export Multitrack in Logic X

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How to export tracks in Logic Pro X.
The first thing you need to do is save a copy of your session. Go to the File menu and choose “Save As”. Add “for mixing” to the project name and save it — this helps keep your original session safe.

Now prepare your session for export.

1. Name all tracks clearly.
Use proper, descriptive names like “Kick”, “Snare”, “Lead_Vocal”, etc. Avoid generic names like “Audio_01” or “Track_05”.

2. Check tuning and timing.
Make sure vocals are tuned and all instruments are properly aligned. If you need help, Major Mixing offers timing correction, vocal tuning, and sample replacement services.

3. Consolidate and organize.
If you have layered takes for the same part, consolidate them. For lead vocals, separate by song sections, such as:

  • Lead_Verse
  • Lead_Chorus
  • Lead_Bridge

4. Remove unnecessary effects.
Bypass EQ, compression, reverb, and other processing unless they are crucial to the sound.
If you need both dry and wet versions, duplicate the track and name them clearly:

  • “Guitar_Dry”
  • “Guitar_Wet”

5. Check your levels.
Play through the project and ensure nothing is clipping. All peaks should be below -6 dB on the master channel for optimal headroom.

6. Set your cycle range.
In the edit window, make sure your yellow cycle bar spans the full length of the song. Logic will use this to determine the export length.

Now you are ready to export stems in Logic Pro X.

  1. Select all tracks.
  2. Go to File > Export > All Tracks as Audio Files.
  3. In the export window:
    • Choose WAV file format.
    • Set Bit Depth to 24-bit.
    • Enable “Trim Silence at File End”.
    • Check “Limit Export to Cycle Range” to export only the song section.
  4. Create a new folder for your tracks and include the BPM in the folder name (e.g. “MySong_90BPM”).
  5. Click Export and wait for the files to render.

Final check:
Open a new Logic project, drag the exported stems into the timeline, and make sure everything is aligned and sounding as expected.

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