From a folder to a finished mix in six steps
No account, no cloud — analysis and rendering run on your own machine.
Install
Mixdis is a desktop app for Windows and Apple-silicon Macs. There is no public download yet — installers will be linked from here when the first release is published.
Add your music
Use + Add tracks to pick files, Set ▾ → Analyze folder… to analyse a whole crate in one go, or just drag audio files onto the set list or the mix timeline. MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A, AAC and AIFF are supported.
Tempo, key and beat grid appear within seconds. Neural stems are computed in the background and replace the quick ones when ready — the track header shows neural stems (100%) once they are.
Auto-plan the set
Press Auto-plan. Mixdis picks a mix-out point, a mix-in point and a blend style for every boundary, and resolves vocal, melody, bass and key clashes by ducking just the stems that clash.
Choose Tempo: Drift to let each track keep its tempo and ramp between them, or Locked to hold the whole set at the first track's tempo.
Listen and adjust
- Press Space to play. Click anywhere on the timeline to move the playhead; changes are heard immediately.
- Select a boundary to nudge track B's entry, or shift a track's bar line by a beat if the drop lands on the wrong beat.
- Drag the dashed fade handles on the timeline, or right-click a track to add per-stem volume markers.
- Draw dB markers on the bass lane to carve room for the incoming bass.
- Ctrl Z undoes anything.
Add effects
- Select a track, then press an effect in the Effects panel (+ Filter, + Echo, + Noise…) to drop it at the playhead.
- Drag the effect's bar to move it and its edges to stretch it; hold Alt to place it freely instead of on bars.
- Set its sweep, amount and shape, and choose whether it applies to the whole track or a single stem.
Save and export
- Set ▾ → Save set keeps the whole arrangement (effects included) in one file; Load set reopens it.
- Set ▾ → Export set… asks for a format — MP3 (128–320 kbps), FLAC or WAV 16/24-bit — then where to save it, and writes a cue sheet and an M3U playlist alongside.
| Platform | Stem separation | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Windows | NVIDIA GPU (TensorRT), else CPU | GPU runtime libraries are fetched separately |
| macOS (Apple silicon) | CPU | Intel Macs are not supported |
Grids that stay in time? BeatDis. Visuals for the room? Trippin is free.