The following is an excerpt from a tutorial on Logic Pro X, it is regarding Stem Mixing. You’ll first need to create an accompanying arrangement track, if you want to put the aux fader into stem. Any sounds you’ll want to compress together will have to remain in the same stem. Lastly, keep the compression bus floating at the top of the mix.
Key Takeaways:
- To put the reverb’s aux fader into the stem, you’ll first need to create an accompanying arrangement track
- As with reverb and delay, any sounds that you want to compress together have to all reside in the same stem
- Keep the compression bus floating at the top level of the mix (remembering to route its output to the corresponding bus
“As a final check, it’s well worth creating a new project and importing the stems, which should have been placed in the Bounces folder. Balancing all the faders at 0dB should recreate the full stereo mix, complete with the FX.”
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