Desktop App for macOS ยท Version 1.1
Your pre-flight check for stem deliveries. Drag in a folder, get a clear verdict, move on with your life.
Full app, 14 days, no credit card.
The biggest update since launch. Free for everyone with a Smrt Stem license.
Drop a single cue or a whole episode. Every folder with audio is checked as its own cue, and the cue tree takes you straight to the one with the problem.
Sample rate, bit depth, channels, length and format, plus loudness (LUFS) and true peak for every file. Every stem, one scan, every problem surfaced.
Spots silence, clipping, clicks, pops and flipped polarity. The stuff your ears miss at 2am when you just want to hit send.
Your mix sits on the same timeline as the stems. Flip between them, or hit Null to hear only what's different. Confirm that what you're sending matches what you approved.
A fader on every stem, solo, mute, loop and Pro Tools-style shortcuts. No need to open a DAW just to double-check a delivery.
A clear verdict for every cue. Green means ship it, yellow means take a look, red means stop and fix.
CSV and PDF reports with every file's numbers and every issue, cue by cue. Attach one to the delivery email. Receipts.
No internet required after activation. No tracking. No cloud. Your audio never leaves your computer.
Every scan ends with a verdict you can understand at a glance, plus the file-level evidence to fix what is wrong.
We'd rather you know this before you buy than find out after. Smrt Stem is great at what it does, and honest about what it doesn't.
Smrt Stem does not handle surround or Dolby Atmos stems. It's built for standard stereo and mono deliveries. If your workflow is surround-heavy, this isn't the tool for that (yet).
The click and glitch detection catches the vast majority of issues, but it can occasionally miss something subtle or flag a false positive on complex transient material. It's a safety net, not a replacement for your ears on a final listen.
You can scan a full mix through it, and it will catch clipping, silence, and format issues just fine. But the detection algorithms are tuned for individual stems. Dense full mixes can produce noisier results.
Windows is in the works, but it's not here yet. If you're on a PC, hang tight or drop us a line so we know there's demand.
Drop a whole episode and Smrt Stem checks every cue in it. What it doesn't have is a batch queue for running several projects back-to-back while you sleep. Drag, scan, review, repeat.
One cue. Every file, with its loudness and true peak. The odd one out has nowhere to hide.
A folder, a whole episode, or a few loose files. It reads WAV, AIFF and FLAC, plus MP3, AAC, M4A and OGG (lossy files get flagged).
Smrt Stem analyzes every file for format issues, audio problems, and consistency across the stems in each cue.
Pass, warn, or fail. If something's wrong, you'll know exactly what and where.
Fix what needs fixing, confirm by ear against your mix, and send your stems with confidence.
Yes. 14 days, fully functional, nothing held back. If it earns a spot in your workflow, buy it. If not, it quietly expires.
A license key that works on up to 2 machines. One purchase, yours forever. No subscriptions, no annual renewals, no upgrade fees.
Yes. Every 1.x update is free with your license. Smrt Stem offers it the next time you open the app. Version 1.1 needs macOS 13 (Ventura) or later; on an older Mac, 1.0.11 keeps working.
Absolutely. Email me, tell me what went wrong, and I'll send your money back. Simple as that.
Not yet. Mac only for now. Windows is in the works.
Need more than 2 machines? Email hello@s2pdaudio.com and I'll sort out an extra license for you.
Once, when you activate your license key. After that, fully offline. Zero telemetry, zero analytics.
A working composer who got tired of sending bad stems at midnight. More about S2pd.
Your stems are either right or they're not. Know before your client does.
Full app, 14 days, no credit card.
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