Keys that fit
Every transition shows its key match on the Camelot wheel. Key lock keeps each track's pitch at any tempo.
DJ set planner · free beta
Hear your whole set before the gig.
Lay out your tracks on a timeline, shape every transition, and play it back. Then perform it on two decks. Works with your DJ software.
Start free▶ Hear a transition · Runs in Chrome, Edge, or Arc on a computer. Nothing to install.
Hear the difference one transition makes.
Two tracks, 16 bars of overlap. Play it raw, then with Mixpoint's automation: a bass swap and a filter on the way out.
Placeholder audio, made in your browser. The launch page plays real tracks.
- Importyour library and its cues
- Arrangetracks on a timeline
- Shapeevery transition
- Performon two live decks
- Exportthe set to your DJ software
Works with your DJ software
Your library, your decks.
Import your tracks, playlists, beat grids, and cues from your DJ software, on your computer or a USB drive. Mixpoint analyzes every track itself too: key, BPM, beat grid, and energy.
When the set is ready, export it back to your DJ software as a playlist with MIX IN and MIX OUT cues. Mixpoint makes a backup first, shows every change, and writes nothing until you click Export.
Export the set
- Kaito Rem – Low TideMIX IN at 0:02 · MIX OUT at 5:48
- Mara Vey – Static BloomMIX IN at 0:30 · MIX OUT at 6:12 · beat grid 6 ms later
- Odd Hours – SignalMIX IN at 1:04 · MIX OUT at 5:20
- Nilo – MonoLeft as it is
Backup first · last 5 keptExport
Catch the clash before the crowd does.
Mixpoint checks every pair of tracks that play together.
An energy arc
Each track gets an energy level from 1 to 10. Build up, hold, or bring it down on purpose.
No vocals over vocals
Mixpoint finds the vocals in each track and marks where two lead vocals overlap.
What fits next?
Tracks ranked by key, BPM, genre, and energy, after the last track of your set.
Transitions
Shape every blend.
Draw EQ, volume, filter, echo, and reverb for each track, point by point. A bass swap takes two clicks. Transition templates place the next track on the right phrase.
The tempo follows the music: each track plays at its own BPM, and the tempo ramps through the overlap. Ripple editing keeps every later transition when you change one in the middle.
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Mid
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Filter
Echo
Perform mode
Then play it yourself.
Mixpoint doesn't play your gig. Load the set on two live decks and mix it from your keyboard or your MIDI controller. Your plan shows as guides on the knobs and marks on the waveforms. You decide when to follow it.
Questions DJs ask
Doesn't planning kill the vibe?
The plan is a map, not a script. Move, swap, or skip any track, on the timeline or live in Perform mode. Most DJs who plan never play the plan exactly, and that is fine.
Isn't that cheating?
Mixpoint does not play your gig. You rehearse here, then mix live on your own decks.
Does it work with my DJ software?
Yes. Import your library, playlists, and analysis from your DJ software, and export a planned set back to it.
Will it break my DJ library?
Mixpoint reads a copy of your library. It writes to your DJ software only when you click Export, after a backup and a check, and it keeps your last five backups.
What if the key detection is wrong?
Mixpoint analyzes every track itself: key, BPM, beat grid, and energy. Or import the analysis you already trust, straight from your favorite DJ library. Either way, you can fix any key or grid.
A DJ app in a browser?
Mixpoint runs in Chrome, Edge, or Arc on a computer. It opens a 2,100-track library in 88 ms and draws a four-hour set at 60 frames a second, and your music stays on your computer. See all the numbers.
What does it cost?
Mixpoint is free during the beta. If that changes, you hear it from us before the beta ends.
Plan it. Hear it. Play it yourself.
Free during the beta. Sign in with your email and start planning.
Start freeRuns in Chrome, Edge, or Arc on a computer. Nothing to install.