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With that said, it’s a pretty straightforward drag and drop / anchor point-moving affair, and you can make a decent mix doing this repeatedly throughout the length of it. I’ll admit it was quite frustrating at the start, and I’m not very fond of the way the waveforms look (only half of the waveform is presented) because they tend to look quite similar across the track which makes editing a little bit harder, but I was able to wrap my head around it later on. The navigation and editing controls are a bit clunky to use, and I’m not a fan of the “half waveform” graphics – they all come together to make editing a bit of a chore. Your first instinct is to use your mouse wheel’s left and right controls to move along the timeline, but those don’t work, so you’ll have to drag the cursor at the bottom. I had a bit of trouble in the beginning getting the mix anchors in place because the navigation controls just aren’t intuitive: Zooming in works by pressing the + and – buttons on your keyboard or your mouse wheel, but they jump in pretty large increments, so if you’re planning on honing in on a specific part of the audio to set some markers or anchors, you could find yourself getting lost because of the big changes in zoom levels. Second, its editing controls – they’re a bit clunky to use. Not a total dealbreaker, but you could be making mixes even faster if this was made more accurate. I noticed two things that could be improved: First, its beat detection – out of the 10 tracks that I used in my mixtape, there were two tracks whose first beats weren’t properly identified, and I had to manually adjust the mix out points for seven tracks because MixMeister wrongly calculated the “last eight bars” of those tracks. Want the next song to cut in right at the drop? Just drag the anchor to the start of the drop’s measure and set it to “Beatmix Cut”, job done. Want your song to mix out during its long break? Just drag the anchor to that point. It’s very easy to do with most dance music, especially since MixMeister has a Snap To Beat function, which lets you move around the anchors in measures and note values. These points are called “mix anchors”, which appear as orange arrows that you can adjust. Beatmix 8 sets a “mix out” point for your first song eight bars before your song ends, and adds a “mix in” point for your second song that lasts for eight bars too. MixMeister automatically sets mix points depending on the type of mix transition you choose. There are 12 types of mix transitions that you can choose from (it’s set to Beatmix 8 by default, which is a beatmatched eight bar mix in / out to the next track), and you can edit them in the bottom Timeline window if you want to get more specific. You can then choose the type of “mix” that MixMeister can automatically set for that song’s transition. Once they’ve been analysed for key/ tempo and are in MixMeister’s library, you drag them to the right window where you can arrange the songs in the order that you want. The process to making your mixtape is pretty straightforward: You pick songs from your hard drive to import onto MixMeister.

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MixMeister looks more like a music library app than DJ software: There are three windows here – the upper left shows music that you’ve imported into MixMeister, the upper right displays songs that you’ve currently got in your playlist, and the bottom is MixMeister’s timeline where you’ll edit your mixes. For most, though, the Express will have what you need to put out mixes. In Use MixMeister comes in the Studio and Fusion versions too, which feature a different interface and more performance and editing options.

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He left the company in 2009, and Numark continues to develop the software today. MixMeister was founded by Aaron Higgins in the year 2000, and was bought by Numark in 2007. While not a household name these days among newer DJs, the app had, and continues to have, a loyal following because it was one of the first DJ apps that allowed for this type of “mixing” that was completely in-the-box using MP3s. MixMeister has been around for over a decade. With the software installed, I fired it up and tried it out for the first time. Installing it was quick, and it uses the iLok authorisation system, which stores an access key either on your computer or on an iLok USB dongle.

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I downloaded MixMeister Express from the MixMeister website, and it has both PC and OSX compatibility.

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Fusion has all the features of Studio topped off with some live performance functions such as headphone cue, Midi control, and manual beatmatching.

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The Studio edition features a more professional looking interface and extra editing features, along with the ability to host external VST plugins. MixMeister Express is the entry-level option in the MixMeister product tier, which includes MixMeister Studio and MixMeister Fusion.

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