Relative cues
Hold down a hot cue pad and jog around to cut to somewhere nearby. Perfect for stuff like pre-drop vocals that don't otherwise need a pad binding.
The basics, all here
Everything you'd expect from a program like this.
- Dual decks with standard mixer
- Beat sync
- Key lock
- Automatic tempo & key detection
- Configurable cue points
- Loops & beat jumps
- Searchable library & playlists
- Session recording
The fancy stuff
Everything the other programs have needed for years.
Resample loops
Record your jumps, loops, FX, etc. into a fresh loop. Then drop it back in and build on top of it.
Hands-free automation
Queue your EQ and FX moves and let them play back on their own. Great for transitions, builds, or really anywhere that you could benefit from having >2 hands.
Power-efficient audio processing
Anyone who's used the other apps knows that they eat your battery for breakfast. Mixdown's custom audio engine lets you run huge chains on both decks without breaking a sweat.
MIDI controller compatibility
I mapped out the controls of 20+ popular MIDI-based controllers so that they all work here. If yours isn't picked up, reach out and I'll see what I can do.
Full FX rack
Constantly-growing list of FX, each with DAW-like parameter control. Currently includes color filter, echo, delay, reverb, flanger, phaser, and noise.
Want to try it?
It's free, on Mac and Windows.