Stem prep is still a manual job.
We’re building the fix.

StemMaster prints stereo stems, Atmos beds, and objects from one plan, with every analog return aligned automatically. No manual sync, no renaming before delivery.

Glasshouse / Stem print

36 passes queued

Printing
48 kHz / 24 bit7.1.4 AtmosTime aligned
01
DrumsOut 01–02
SSL bus
02
MusicOut 03–04
Neve loop
03
VocalsOut 05–06
Tube chain
04
FX / ObjectsAtmos 07–12
In the box
DAWSplitAnalogAtmosFiles
18 printed18 queued Running
ATMOS OBJECTSANALOG PASSESSTEM SPLITSPRINT CHECKSDELIVERY MAPS

What we’re exploring

Printing stems means routing, resyncing, and renaming song after song, session after session. Add analog outboard to the mix and it gets worse: every return has to land back in time by hand. StemMaster handles the whole print in one pass, in the box or out.

01

Set a print plan

Stems, outputs, names, tails, and alternates, defined once.

02

Route through analog if you need to

Outboard passes queued and returned to their original sample position automatically.

03

Print Atmos in the same pass

Beds, objects, and fold downs alongside your stems, not as a separate stage.

04

Auto check before delivery

Names, length, sync, and channel count verified before anything goes out.

Get early access.

Join the waitlist with your name, email, and DAW. If you’d like, tell us how you currently print stems and what costs you the most time.

What do you use to print stems now, and what’s the most annoying part of it?