MT Complete is a new innovative approach to running backing tracks. One song map and structure, but with backing tracks in four different genres, that can be mixed and matched to create your own arrangement of tracks. It's a new tool for creating your own sound, when crafting your arrangements and backing tracks.

MT Complete is powered by the Playback Rentals subscription. Use rentals to rent a genre of a MT complete song, or use multiple rentals to unlock multiple genres, and use them in the same song tile in the Playback app.

An artist original multitrack from MultiTracks.com is a single song, and a single genre, that has it's own unique song structure and song tile in the Playback.
An MT Complete multitrack is a single song, with multiple genre options. Each genre has the same exact strong structure, and can either be compiled into a single song tile in your Playback setlist, or used as individual songs in a setlist.

MT Complete songs are available through the Playback Rentals subscription. They cannot currently be purchased, or rented individually outside of a Playback Rentals subscription, and are a Playback-only product. Therefore, a Playback Rentals subscription is required to access MT Complete.

A single genre requires a single Playback Rental. Additional genres for the same song would require additional Playback rentals. When renting 3 of the genres for a single MT Complete song, the fourth genre is available for free, without requiring a fourth rental.

You can choose to get started on the website, or directly in the Playback app. The website is a great place to browse the catalog, and demo the songs and tracks to make sure it's a great fit for your use case.

All MT Complete songs can be viewed using the In-App or Website filters, or directly here: multitracks.com/mtcomplete/. See below the different experience for browsing and adding MT Complete songs to your setlists.

Loading an MT Complete song into the Playback app introduces a slightly different experience compared to a traditional multitrack song. An MT complete song can have multiple genres (up to all four) loaded in the single song tile, and therefore, will have a few differences in the Tracks and Buses layers in Playback.

When a MT Complete song is loaded into a Playback setlist, you'll see all the stems for all genres you have unlocked with a rental on the "Tracks" layer. Instead of seeing all tracks by default here, the tracks are organized into track folders, labelled by each genre. In this screenshot, we're looking at all an MT complete song with all four genres loaded in, with all of the tracks. The tracks for each genre are currently hidden in the subfolders for each genre.

Clicking to the right of each genre (small arrow to the right of each genre's fader) will expand all of the tracks for that genre. Tapping the arrow again to the right of the fader will collapse the tracks within that genre.

The buses layer has the expandable buses, and each bus will show every track from every genre loaded in, that's routed to that particular bus. Each track will be notated with a small icon with a letter that corresponds to the genre that track is from. Making it more simple to understand which tracks are from which genre in the buses layer. The following letters will correspond to each genre:

Other MT Complete Features

Unlike typical multitrack songs in Playback, MT Complete songs include a lead vocal; and include one for every genre. The lead vocal can be routed to a different bus, but is routed to the "vocals" bus by default.

The rest of the Playback experience is similar to that of other MultiTracks.com catalog or cloud songs. The timeline is the same for all genres, and editing it for one genre will edit it for all genres. Automations can be used to switch between genres or mix and match tracks from all genres to create seemingly endless possible arrangements.

The charts and RehearsalMix files for a MultiTracks Complete are both song and genre specific. All of the charts and RehearsalMix files for every genre, will be under the umbrella of the MT complete song. For example, if you're renting the Gospel version of "That's My King" from the website or in Playback, and only have that selected, ChartBuilder and RehearsalMix will default to only showing the RehearsalMix files and charts for that specific genre of that MT Complete song in the setlist.

This default setting can still be changed by admins or team members on their specific devices.

There is an order of precedence when it comes to the genres of a MT Complete song. The order of those genres from top to bottom is:

When renting or selecting multiple genres in the context of a setlist, ChartBuilder will load the highest genre in the order. For example, if an admin schedules an MT Complete song from the website, and rents the Contemporary version, with the Acoustic version also, the charts and RehearsalMix files in ChartBuilder will default to the highest genre in the list; Contemporary.

The genre of the song can be changed in ChartBuilder by ChartBuilder user, including team members, from the song's chart preferences menu. Simply click the key of the song to open up the chart settings menu, and then select the genre at the top with the new genre selector.

RehearsalMix on the website is very similar, where the genres that are rented or selected for the MT Complete songs will be available, and the other genres will not be available. The genre's are selected or edited by Admins or Team Leaders from the website when adding or editing songs in a setlist: