Mixere

With the evolution of technology, especially information and computers, music can now easily be made and mixed simply using a computer. Although Windows provides the basic of everything, it’s not enough for professional development on specific domains of activity, and this is where specialized applications like Mixere come in handy, especially when it comes to mixing music.

A neat advantage is that you don’t even have to go through a setup process for the application to successfully run, because its development method allows it to run even from an USB flash drive. This means you can use it on other computers as well, without any worries that the overall health status is affected, since registries are not a dependency.

On the visual side of things, the application keeps all elements simple, so that you don’t have a hard time accommodating. Sure enough, you need to have some degree of experience with mixing sounds, because even this simplicity isn’t enough to propel you into the land of music making.

The main specialty is giving you the capability of working with different tracks and adjusting various corresponding values in order to obtain one sound file out of multiple components. First of all, you need to insert audio files, but you can’t just drag them over the main window, so you need to rely on the built-in browse dialog.

Once the files are loaded, you’re free to manage different sliders in order to adjust volume, pan, and pitch. However, there are no effects or other enhancements other than these basic management options, which has a considerable impact on overall practicality.

However, this aren’t the only operations you can perform. For instance, the application lets you adjust position, and even set a numerical value for tempo of all sounds. Snapshots can be taken at different times in the build process, so you can later on view and analyze modified elements a lot easier.

All things considered, we come to the conclusion that Mixere comes with good intentions and manages to give you enough options to mix different audio files into a single sound effect, or any other audio component that helps you with projects. Unfortunately, simplicity is not an advantage, and the set of features and effects you get to work with are not even close to meeting the demands of professional editing capabilities.