How FixyMixy works
Upload your audio, tap a style, get a professional mix & master in minutes. No audio knowledge needed.
1. Pick what you're making
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Open FixyMixy and choose Music or Voice & Podcast.
Each one adapts to what you need — different processing, different roles, different suggestions.
2. Drop your files
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Drag your audio in (or tap the upload button). For music: your instrumental, vocal, adlibs,
plus a reference track if you have one. For podcasts: your voice, a guest,
intro music. FixyMixy auto-detects what each file is and assigns roles
(lead vocal, bass, instrumental, etc.).
3. Tap a style — or describe your own
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Choose from four quick-start presets — one tap, no typing needed:
Balanced — clean, natural, professional. The safe choice.
Warm & Wide — lush reverb, analog feel, gentle. Great for soul, chill, R&B.
Bright & Punchy — forward vocals, crispy presence, tight. For pop, hip hop, electronic.
Minimal — transparent, preserves the original. Barely-there processing.
Or tap "Describe it myself" and type how you want it to feel — in any language:
Warm & Wide — lush reverb, analog feel, gentle. Great for soul, chill, R&B.
Bright & Punchy — forward vocals, crispy presence, tight. For pop, hip hop, electronic.
Minimal — transparent, preserves the original. Barely-there processing.
"warm wide deep house, strong vocal sitting in the groove"
"make it feel like a warm summer night, my voice dreamy and far away"
"clean broadcast interview, remove the noise, music gentle under me"
"make it feel like a warm summer night, my voice dreamy and far away"
"clean broadcast interview, remove the noise, music gentle under me"
4. Get two takes, pick your favourite
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FixyMixy delivers Version A (faithful to your description) and Version B
(bolder — wider, brighter, louder). Play both, download the one you love.
Want changes? Just keep talking — "less reverb", "voice louder", "warmer" — and it re-renders with your adjustments.
Want changes? Just keep talking — "less reverb", "voice louder", "warmer" — and it re-renders with your adjustments.
5. Pro Studio (Pro plan)
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Pro users get a visual Studio panel — a mini mixing workspace with:
Color-coded stems — see each stem's waveform with its own color.
Section timeline — add Intro, Verse, Chorus, Drop, Bridge, Outro. Tap a template (Pop, Hip Hop, Electronic, Acoustic) to fill it instantly.
Per-stem control — describe what you want for each stem individually (e.g. vocal: "warm, upfront" / bass: "tighter, more punch").
Per-section control — describe what you want for each part of the song (e.g. Chorus: "big, wide, push the vocal").
10 studio credits per day — re-open the Studio after any render to tweak and remix.
Section timeline — add Intro, Verse, Chorus, Drop, Bridge, Outro. Tap a template (Pop, Hip Hop, Electronic, Acoustic) to fill it instantly.
Per-stem control — describe what you want for each stem individually (e.g. vocal: "warm, upfront" / bass: "tighter, more punch").
Per-section control — describe what you want for each part of the song (e.g. Chorus: "big, wide, push the vocal").
10 studio credits per day — re-open the Studio after any render to tweak and remix.
What happens under the hood
FixyMixy isn't just one filter. It runs a full audio engineering chain:
Analysis — scans your audio for noise, harshness, mud, spectral balance, and dynamics.
AI brain — translates your description into real engineering decisions (EQ, compression, reverb, width, loudness target) — adapted to your genre.
Genre-aware intensity — acoustic and jazz get gentle, transparent processing; trap and electronic get the full push. Your words fine-tune it ("subtle" pulls back, "punchy" pushes forward).
Section detection — identifies verse, chorus, drop, and bridge sections automatically. Applies different reverb, stereo width, and vocal levels to each — like a real engineer automating a mix.
Self-check — the engine listens back to its own result and corrects harshness, mud, or imbalance before delivering. Every output is protected by an anti-harsh guard so it's always safe for ears and speakers.
AI brain — translates your description into real engineering decisions (EQ, compression, reverb, width, loudness target) — adapted to your genre.
Genre-aware intensity — acoustic and jazz get gentle, transparent processing; trap and electronic get the full push. Your words fine-tune it ("subtle" pulls back, "punchy" pushes forward).
Section detection — identifies verse, chorus, drop, and bridge sections automatically. Applies different reverb, stereo width, and vocal levels to each — like a real engineer automating a mix.
Self-check — the engine listens back to its own result and corrects harshness, mud, or imbalance before delivering. Every output is protected by an anti-harsh guard so it's always safe for ears and speakers.
Tips for the best sound
Export stems from the same start point so they line up. Louder, cleaner source files give better results — healthy levels, not clipped. WAV or FLAC are ideal; MP3 works fine too. A good reference track is the fastest way to a sound you love.
Start mixing →