Also, an instant FX pad gives DJ access to delay, filter, flanger, reverb, and many more effects which also can be controlled via an XY grid. Each column contains a level fader and filter knob behind the performance view. Multiple play mode allows more than one sample to be played in a column at a time which gives DJs more creativity when it comes to creating music on Remixlive. The remix tool itself is built to play differently than other sequencing apps we have seen before. Mixvibes claims that Remixlive is the “perfect” remix tool. The app comes bundled with 15 sample packs (more to come according to Mixvibes) which can be mixed and matched to create new packs. Each pack is built of melodies, drums, basslines, vocals, and FX that can be used either as loops or one-shots, depending on the sound. The app is capable of playing 24 samples at once with 48 samples per pack. Now, we have more insight on what makes Mixvibes’ app different from the rest. Multiple racks, sample packs, XY controls, faders, and tempo control. Remixlive was teased and from the start we could determine that the app had the basic features of a sampler/sequencer. The tool was first teased a week after NAMM 2016 and nearly two months later we finally have the official release of the app. Mixvibes recently released their DJ software, Cross DJ 3.0 , that can be used across multiple platforms and now DJs can remix sounds live with Mixvibes’ latest creation, Remixlive.
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