Making mashups, re-edit and home-made remixes just got a whole lot easier as Mixed In Key released Mashup 2.0, the biggest revision of this popular DJ-focused editing package since it hit the market last year.
Mixed In Key Flow DJ Software Launched: Try It For Free!
November 14, 2013 by 42 Comments
Mixed In Key has launched its new DJ software, Flow, which aims to both simplify and improve on the traditional two-deck workflow of mixing DJs – and you can try it for free.
First Look & Video: New DJ Software From Mixed In Key
October 14, 2013 by 24 Comments
Announced last week and now in private beta, Mixed In Key’s new DJ software promises to bring some of Mixed In Key’s existing technologies, plus a healthy dose of new thinking, to the DJ software arena. We’ve spent a weekend playing with it, and today can give you some first thoughts.
Your Questions: Is It Still Worth Using Mixed In Key?
August 10, 2013 by 38 Comments
Digital DJ Tips reader Bass Action writes: “It is apparent that a vast portion of your fans, followers, and newsletter readers are Traktor users. Many of these users also used Mixed in Key or other various key detection software. I guess the obvious question is should we use Mixed in Key because it is more accurate […]
Your Questions: Am I Relying On Key Mixing Too Much?
January 5, 2013 by 45 Comments
Digital DJ Tips reader David writes about his DJing: “I think I’m focusing too much on getting the key changes right, whilst wanting to get some specific tunes in… am I over complicating it? Should I just let the music do the talking?”
Review & Video: Mixed In Key iMashup For iPad & iPhone
November 14, 2012 by 12 Comments
If you’ve always wanted to try your hand at mashups but never felt confident enough to do it, then maybe you’ve already heard of Mixed In Key Mashup. Now the company has launched an iOS version: iMashup.
Think Sync Is Killing DJing? Look Away Now!
April 6, 2012 by 26 Comments
So you think “sync” is killing the art of DJing? That without a DJ manually matching the tempos of two pieces of music, the skill has gone and the doors have been opened for the unwashed masses to trample all over your sacred ground? Boy, you’re very likely going to hate Mixed In Key Mashup 1.5, then.