Sifu Audio describes Mix Dojo as the new, standalone app that delivers an easy way to see and hear how your mix stacks-up against favorite reference tracks. Jim Heintz, Producer, Sifu Audio CTO and Co-Founder told us, "I used to think mixing was a dark art. Mix Dojo shines a light on it."
Here's the full details direct from Sifu Audio...
The Intuitive tools let users adjust drums, vocals and other levels to match the reference! It's a great solution for those learning to mix as well as seasoned audio engineers who want to research how others approach their mix. It helps bedroom producers, indie artists, engineers, and content creators to level up their mixes. Mix Dojo listens like a pro and provides real-time, visual mix feedback with instant insight into LUFS volume levels, balance, and more. Simply drag and drop a song and reference track to easily see and edit levels of crucial elements such as vocals, bass and drums to match those in the reference track.
FEATURES
- Compare your mix against commercial reference tracks and see where it stands
- Stem separation of your stereo mixes and reference tracks without an internet connection
- Easily see LUFS levels for audio stems such as bass, drums, guitars, vocal and other elements
- Reference matching lets you quickly match and adjust the levels of your stems and reference stems
- Analyze your mix in seconds with clear guidance on loudness, balance, clarity, and more
- Real time tips offer real-time suggestions to help fix common mix problems fast
- Export your new mix in standard file formats and upload your song to DSPs with confidence!
Mix Dojo for Mac and Windows is available now at the Sifu Audio website. Normal pricing is $100 USD, but it's available now for an introductory price of $50 using discount code INTRO50. A subscription is also available for $15/mo and a free trial is available here. Join the growing community of producers making cleaner, louder, and more professional-sounding mixes with Mix Dojo.
About Sifu Audio
Sifu Audio is a collaboration between noted music software architect Jim Heintz (known for "TimewARP 2600", a ground-breaking analog synth emulation) and audio engineer/mixer/producer/educator Jay Reilly. Based on Jim's expertise and Jay's years of experience in helping independent artists learn to mix, Mix Dojo provides a solution needed in today's world of faster mix delivery times, quality standards, and constantly evolving genres.
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