From Session or Arrangement view to a finished mix and master. Export your Ableton Live tracks, upload them to MixingMusic.AI and get an AI mix and master in your browser, with nothing to install. MixingMusic.AI does not replace your DAW: it finishes the song you started in it.
Open File › Export Audio/Video (Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + R) and set “Rendered Track” to “All Individual Tracks”.
Where to export: File › Export Audio/VideoTurn on “Encode PCM”, choose 24-bit WAV and keep the range from the start to the end of the song, so every stem has the same length.
Upload the files to MixingMusic.AI (up to 12 stems as WAV, MP3, FLAC, AAC or M4A). The AI proposes a mix by style and by each track’s instrument.
Fine-tune with per-track EQ, the MixBus with LUFS and VU, and AudioChat; then master with AI and compare the original and the master at matched loudness.
The AI mixes by style and by each track’s instrument; you decide every change.
Learn more →EQ over the live spectrum, a stereo VU meter and an LUFS meter.
Learn more →An AI chat that analyzes and adjusts a track or the MixBus with your approval.
Learn more →Hear your mix, compare original and master at matched loudness and download 24-bit WAV.
Learn more →Open File › Export Audio/Video (Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + R) and set “Rendered Track” to “All Individual Tracks”. Turn on “Encode PCM”, choose 24-bit WAV and keep the range from the start to the end of the song, so every stem has the same length. Then upload the files to MixingMusic.AI, where the AI mixes them and you can master the result.
Groups are exported with the group effects and each track is also exported on its own; pick one of the two. Returns only end up inside the stem if you turn on “Include Return and Master Effects”. If you prefer to control the reverb yourself, export dry and set each track’s reverb and delay in MixingMusic.AI.
No. MixingMusic.AI runs in the browser and takes audio files. Ableton Live is for producing and recording; MixingMusic.AI is for mixing and mastering with AI what you exported.
Up to 12 stems per project, as WAV, MP3, FLAC, AAC or M4A. If you have more tracks, group them in your DAW (drums, backing vocals, layers) and export the groups.
Yes. You can upload the final stereo mix and use AI Mastering, or “Improve mix”. To mix track by track with AI you need the stems.
Yes: your first mix, one master and one AI try are free. After that there are one-time plans, no subscription.
Ableton Live help pages consulted. Menu names can change with your version.
Ableton Live is a trademark of Ableton. MixingMusic.AI is not affiliated with Ableton and Ableton does not endorse this page.
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