Mixvibes Remixlive 4 — play samples and edit them too

Mixvibes Remixlive 4 — play samples and edit them too

When Mixvibes released the original Remixlive, it was designed to be a distraction from DJing and equally to supplement a conventional setup too. But with the release of v4, the feature set is developing into something more akin to an Akai or Maschine workflow. This time sample editing has been added, and it’s all on mobile platforms too.

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Remix & sample music

Remixlive 4.0’s all-new sample edit feature makes sampling and remixing more intuitive than ever before.

This new version of Remixlive comes with top-notch features that allow you to import tracks, regardless of their length, and edit them with great precision, expanding the remix possibilities.

Import songs you wish to sample and create loops and one-shots from them, directly in the app. Adjust them and make your own grid full of samples ready to be played. Shape your sounds with smooth fade-ins/outs, snap your selection to the original grid for perfect loops — or edit the BPM to stay perfectly on the beat.

Fine tune your sounds in order to match the key of your new track, duplicate samples to create variations, and do way more with all available parameters. Inspired by the most famous desktop DAWs, Mixvibes wants Remixlive to be your new tool of choice for mobile music production.

Remixlive 4.0 is out now on iOS and coming soon on Android.

RELEASE HIGHLIGHTS

Sampling made easy

  • Detailed waveform.
  • In/Out points with smooth Fade-in/Fade-out.
  • Snap to grid for perfect samples and loops.
  • Edit sample BPM to fit to your track’s BPM.
  • Fine tune to match the harmonic content.

FULL FEATURE LIST

Finger drumming mode

  • Tap the beat in the extra “Drum” grid with percussion & note samples.
  • Record patterns thanks to a loop-based sequencer — with overdub.
  • Grouped (Link) & exclusive (Shock) triggering of samples.
  • Route each pad to a mixer line — with its associated color.

Control everything in real time

  • Tap Tempo and Live BPM control — with time-stretch.
  • Play in sync with any Ableton Link-compatible app.
  • 6 live-controllable FX (Delay, Filter, Flanger, Reverb,etc.).
  • 6 Beat repeat pads from 1/16th to 2 bars.

Complete remix toolbox

  • Mixer: EQs, levels, filters & Mute/Solo on each channel.
  • Sample editor: Gain, Pan, ADSR, Transpose, Reverse & more.
  • Record external sounds through the mic.
  • Inter-App & Audiobus 3-compatible: share audio between apps.

Sounds for every taste: 60+ sample packs

  • Grid: 24 pads on iPhone, 48 on iPad.
  • 96 samples per pack: 48 loops/FX and 48 drum/note samples.
  • 100+ sample packs, including artist packs by Carl Cox & DJ Vadim, among others.
  • Colored pads: 16 colors to customize your grid.

Import/Export

  • Import samples in WAV, MP3, AAC, M4A & AIFF.
  • Export & import packs between devices.
  • Record your performance & share it via email or SoundCloud.
  • Drag and drop files with compatible apps (iPad & iOS 11 or above only).

Pricing and availability

Download:

Watch the video presentation: https://youtu.be/h_aLIZsAA78

Apps like this aren’t exactly rare. But I like that a DJ company is getting into this area. At times it feels like we’re force-fed the notion that to be a DJ in 2018, we absolutely must produce our own music. So it’s good that Mixvibes can approach this type of product with perhaps a more DJ friendly workflow, one that heaven forbid might even plumb straight into the rumoured update to Cross DJ.

To save you looking, the apps are free, but the advanced features like import/export ($6.99) and sample editing ($4.99) are in-app purchases. Sample packs range from free to $2.99.

iOS

Android