How to Prepare Files for a Production DAW Template Based on Your Tracks

Step 1: Exporting Tracks

Project Settings: Ensure your project is set to 24-bit depth and a 48 kHz sample rate. If your files are at 44.1 kHz, they will need conversion since my studio hardware does not support this rate.
Export WAV/MIDI Files: Export each audio and MIDI track individually, ensuring they are fully synchronized from the start to the end of the song, even if some parts are silent.

Step 2: Organizing Files

Naming Tracks: Clearly name each track (e.g., "Guitar_Left", "Bass", "Vocals").
Color Coding: If possible, use color coding for different instrument groups.
No Plugins on Inserts: Ensure the project has no plugins on inserts and no routing to buses or similar setups.

Step 3: Compressing and Sending Files

Compress Folder: Gather all exported files into one folder and compress it into a ZIP or RAR file.
Send the Folder: Upload the compressed folder to a cloud storage service (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.) and share the download link.

Additional Important Information

Plugin List: Provide a complete list of VST/VSTi plugins you use to ensure everything works smoothly on your end.
Mixing Notes: Include any specific requests or notes regarding mixing and mastering.

Service Scope

The price for one custom DAW template covers a project with one song and up to 50 tracks. For larger projects, contact me for a personalized quote.

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