In the export window, make sure you enable ‘Split Mixer Tracks’. Once you have selected a save location, hit ‘ Save’. Save your stems to a new folder by selecting ‘New Folder’ in the bottom left corner of the window. You can rename the title of your stems by typing in the box beside ‘Save As:’. Select the location on your computer where you would like to export your stems. Alternatively, you can use the keyboard shortcut on Windows or on Mac. Open the export window by first accessing the ‘File’ menu, then selecting ‘ Export’ > ‘Wave file…’. You can do this by double-clicking on the first beat of your project and dragging out the length of your track.

Highlight the entire duration of your project in the playlist window. If you cannot see your project’s mixer window, press F5. You will now see each of the channels from your channel rack in the mixer window.

If your mixer has already routed a number of channels, select the non-routed channels by holding down on your keyboard and left-clicking the box to the right of individual channels. Next, press on Windows or on Mac to route each of your project’s channels to the mixer.

Select all channels by double-clicking the box to the right of any channel.

Step 1: Route All Channels To The Mixer.

Hi, I’m Ben from Live Aspects and this step-by-step guide shows you exactly how to export stems in FL Studio. FL Studio has implemented a way for producers to create stems from their projects in no time. They give a mastering engineer complete control over all aspects of a track, resulting in a well balanced and higher-quality master. Exporting stems is an essential step when collaborating with others or having a track officially remixed. Stems are groups of audio files that make up the individual elements of a song.

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