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Remixlive 6 Is Coming, With Song Mode, Live Keyboard And (Much) More

Fab, November 25, 2020


The Mixvibes team got in touch with us to announce the upcoming release of Remixlive 6, a major update for their music creation and remix app.

In their words, Remixlive started as a simple app with the idea to bring music creation to a wider audience. Ever since the first update, the direction indicated by the feedback from the users was a desire for a more capable app. Let’s have a look at some of the main features of Remixlive 6…

Song Mode

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Song mode is a complete and feature-rich arranger view that will allow users to create much more complex tracks. It is inspired by desktop DAWs which include a central session view for sequencing music chronologically.

Live Keyboard

The other major addition is the live keyboard: you can now pick any sound and play with it, either using a traditional keyboard layout, or a Scale keyboard with options for different keys and scales — the second being very useful for beginner players to always play in the key of the track they’re making, or advanced creators for inspiration.

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Enhanced Sequencer

Mixvibes also expanded the Sequencer with extra note options: velocity, pitch, offset, roll (for glitchy repeat effects) and duration. They can all be adjusted manually, but are also useful for capturing real-time live playing of a performance, so users can have full control over the notes they’re playing. One note particularly out of sync? No worries, just adjust the offset!

MIDI Support

Capping off new features, Remixlive 6 is taking another page from desktop DAW software by including MIDI support for a range of popular controllers, that will allow users to interact with Remixlive by using their favorite hardware controller, for even more expressiveness.

And Much More…

Remixlive 6 has many more new features up its sleeve (multiple fx, time-stretch, connectivity, etc.), so we invite you to learn more at the official website.
In the meantime, watch this teaser video below:

Price and Availability

Remixlive is free to download, and available with in-app purchases of packs and features. The company also offers the possibility of a subscription on iOS and Android, which unlocks all packs and features for $8.99 monthly or $49.99 yearly.

Remixlive 6 will be available for download in early December 2020.

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