Export the click track

ClickSmith renders on your machine and hands you a file to save; nothing is sent anywhere. Two shapes are available.

Before you export

• Play the song through once. Beat 1 on the downbeat? Tempo map right through every change? Accents where you want them?
• Set the balance in Mix — the Song and Click levels are baked into the export, so set them to what you want to hear in the ears.
• Remove the rehearsal loop if you set one; it does not affect the render, but it saves a scare when you check the file.

Export WAV · L/R split

Press Export WAV · L/R split. The status line goes through Rendering… and Encoding WAV… and ends with ✓ name_click_split.wav ready to download. The result is a standard stereo WAV:

• Left = the song
• Right = the click, plus every cue and audio marker

On the playback rig, send the right channel to the in-ears and the left to the PA. The band hears the click and the cues; the audience hears only the music.

Export stems (2× mono)

Press Export stems (2× mono) for two separate mono files:

• name_song.wav — the song
• name_click.wav — the click with the cues and markers

Use this when the playback system wants its own tracks rather than a pre-split stereo file. The filenames differ from the split export, so running both does not overwrite anything.

Formats

• In: MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A — up to 200 MB.
• Out: WAV, the same length as the song.

If the export fails

Export failed or Stem export failed means the render did not finish. Rendering happens in the browser and is heavy on long files: close other tabs, reload, load the song again and export before doing anything else. A song is fine; a two-hour set is not what this tool is for.