MiMiX for Android

Allows me to set up various apps for live performance. Adjust volume for each one and use solo/mute buttons to move through the apps. It's like having my eight favorite presets at my fingertips. I just wish the solo and mute buttons were a bit larger.

The app allows you to mix the output from various audio chains in Audiobus and record them into another app. It's very convenient for combining various apps together without needing a DAW to set the levels for you. The developer updates the app on a regular basis. The addition of a virtual MIDI port and AB Remote support allows you to control the levels and pan of your signal chains in Audiobus while in other apps. This is a great app that lets you do things you couldn't really do before in Audiobus or DAWS. You can run a couple of apps into MiMix to balance them out, then using MiMix in the input slot of another audio chain to send its output through more effects and record the results in another app. Even useful for tracking down issues in Audiobus as you can monitor the sounds of the apps fed into MiMix and see their output wave forms even if you're not hearing any sound to discover which app is not working. This can be useful to see if MIDI is being processed by an app as well.

I had this app for a long time before I decided to put everything in it and is so very helpful for making the mix and leveling out volumes volumes and doing creative routing in and out of fx abc

I have been wanting something like this since moving to iOS for music making.

I'm giving MiMiX a 5-star review because it's an affordable, streamlined app that monitors and controls the output levels of audio apps. Many people have requested that this feature be built into AudioBus, but for the time being it is not. However, I should note that if you are using a DAW, most of those are going to have monitoring and mixing capabilities built in. MiMiX claims to do some additional things on the technical side to avoid clipping - I can't say if this is true or not. But the app does work as advertised. As a practical matter, I can't say how much I will use it for two reasons. One, many apps allow for output monitoring already. Two, the app is friendly for balancing mixes of several apps into AudioBus at once, but I rarely do that because of hardware/RAM limitations. But it's an intriguing app that works, and a nice item to have in the toolbox if needed.