Original files that I render directly from my DAW for distribution purposes.

These files are the actual files that are uploaded to Bandcamp, to be available for streaming and downloading.

In that case, that WAV file is the one that is converted to any format when the user wants to download the track.

MIDI files allows you to mod the music into video games and listen a basic version of the songs. Unlike regular audio files like MP3s or WAVs, these don’t contain actual audio data and are therefore much smaller in size. They instead explain what notes are played, when they’re played, and how long or loud each note should be.

Guitar Pro files allows you to see the main composition, make your own editing and export the score to many other file formats (requires Guitar Pro 8 or above).

Please note that most of these files are transcribed from my main DAW into Guitar Pro, and they are faithful recreations of my songs, but due to limitations they are not perfect. For example you won’t have information of Sound Effects or specific Orchestral Percussion.

Stems are stereo recordings sourced from mixes of multiple individual tracks, such as drums, vocals, and bass. For example, a drum stem will typically be a stereo audio file that sounds like all of the drum tracks mixed together.

Demo tracks are early undeveloped recordings of a song. These files are rough references of the officially released song. Fully finished songs feature tight performances, pristine recordings, thorough production, and mastering. Demos don’t have to include any of these things.