Finish the loop.

Know why it works.

Mixing Pal reads your open Ableton set and gives you one move to try. You make every change.

For Ableton Live 12 on Mac, with a half-finished track open.

Goal

Rolling, dark techno for a 4 AM set

  1. Make your 8 bars the drop

    Kept it
  2. Strip to kick and pad for the break

    Kept it
  3. Bring the vocal in at the second drop

    Undid itHeard: “too busy, the drop loses its weight”
  4. Filter the lead up through the build

    Kept it
Night Bus.alsTonight · 2 h 45 min

TUTORIAL HELL

Courses teach
someone else’s track.

Every course walks you through the same house drop or the same boom-bap beat. Then you open your own project: different genre, different problem, different track. What you need is help with the song in front of you.

The coach at work

It sees what
you are working on.

It reads the arrangement, devices and samples in the set you have open, then gives you one move to try. You make the change, listen, and keep what works.

How you get better

Your track.
Not theirs.

  1. 01

    It starts from your session

    Mixing Pal works with your own tracks, in your genre. There is no example project to copy.

  2. 02

    You make every change

    Mixing Pal never touches your notes, clips or devices. It suggests one move and the reason behind it, in plain language. You decide whether the track needs it.

  3. 03

    You keep what you learn

    You hear what changed and why it worked. A tutorial cannot do that, because it never hears your track.

The first sessions

Bring the unfinished one.

We are letting in a small first group of producers. Bring the loop you are stuck on. We will email your invite when it is ready.

We will email you once, when there is something real to try. How we handle your data.