HOW TO | Upload Cloud Song Tracks | MultiTracks.com Help Center

Overview

With the Cloud Pro or Live Bundle subscription, you can use your own songs and tracks in Playback! Learn how to upload your own tracks and charts as a Cloud Song in your organization's Library.

Note: In order to create Cloud Songs, a user must be a Campus Admin or Organization Admin and have a Cloud Pro or the Live Bundle.

Uploading Tracks

Upload Requirements

Upload can only be a zip folder only containing files meeting the below criteria:

Tracks must have a Sample rate of 44.1kHz or 48kHz.
- Processor only supports 48kHz up to a certain file size.
Tracks must be 16 bit or 24 Bit (bit depth).
- Processor only supports 24 bit up to a certain file size.
Tracks must be only Wav, M4A, or Mp3 file types.
You can upload a zip file containing multiple stems.
All stems must have audio information. Empty audio tracks will not process.
You can upload a single audio file that’s either
- Stereo audio with no click and guide
  or
- Stereo audio track with click and/or guide panned left.

Helpful information:

Countoffs: Audio files must have two measures before the first down beat if you want to add a count off in Playback.
Guide cues: In order to have a guide track, there must be an audio file that will later be designated as your guide track. See more in HOW TO | Cloud Song Guide Cues

Creating a cloud song

To create and upload your first cloud song simply head to the Library page of your account, and click "Add Song."
Next, add in all the appropriate details for your cloud song including Tempo/BPM, Song title, Artist, and other pertinent info and then select "Create" to create the song cloud song in your library.
Now you're ready to add tracks to your cloud song.

Uploading tracks to cloud song

When uploading tracks to a cloud song, all tracks will need to be in a zip file meeting the above requirements. Individual tracks cannot currently be added to a cloud song. To add tracks to a cloud song, all stems would need to re-uploaded in the zip file.

To upload tracks to a cloud song simply drag and drop, or search for and import your zip file that meets the above requirements in the "Tracks" tab of the could song in your Library.
Please leave the browser window and tab open while the upload is taking place.

If upload or processing errors persist, please see our Cloud Song Troubleshooting article for more information, or contact support using the chat icon on the bottom right of this website.

Naming Tracks

The next important step is naming all of your Stems using the drop-down track labels from the MultiTracks.com catalogue of stem names. Simply name each uploaded stem using the drop down list and click "Save" at the bottom of the webpage when done. The processor will automatically label stem names based on file names.

Note: All stems labelled with a custom name will be designated as a single "Name your stem" in Playback's Smart track routing; that can only be routed to a single bus via Smart Routing in Playback.

Naming Guide Stems and Click Tracks

Guide Stems
In order to have a guide track in Playback, your cloud song will need an audio file designated as a Guide track. “Dynamic” and “Non-Dynamic” designation is very important for the Guide stem that’s uploaded.
- Guide (Dynamic) Recommended is the setting you want to choose if you want to build song sections, and have the guide track dynamically change with any song sections you move around!
- Guide (Non-Dynamic) is the setting you want to choose if you want Playback to play the vocal audio guide you uploaded. Using this setting, the audio guide will not change dynamically with any song sections you change or edit so the guide could call out incorrect song sections if you change the arrangement of your cloud song.
For more information on cloud song guide cues see: HOW TO | Cloud Song Guide Cues.
Click Tracks
Playback will generate a click track for your song based on the tempo you have set for the cloud song. You can choose to use an uploaded click track for a cloud song using the Click Sound settings in Playback. If your song has tempo changes, it's very important these are put in accurately via the website.
For more information click tracks and tempo changes see:
- HOW TO | Cloud Song Click Tracks
- HOW TO | Cloud Song Tempo Changes

Song Section Building

Now the cloud song is ready for song sections to be added. This can either be done in the Playback app (recommended) or can also be done on the website using timecode for song sections. For more information see HOW TO | Create and Edit Cloud Song Sections in Playback.

Timecode for cloud song sections need to be accurate to the millisecond, falling on a downbeat of a measure. Building song sections in Playback ensures this is accurate.