MIXINDX is a per-app mixing console for the Mac. Spotify, Safari, QLab, MainStage — each running app appears on its own channel with a fader and meters, mixed live from the menu bar or from an iPhone in your hand.
The MIXINDX console — one channel strip per running app.
Each running app gets its own channel automatically. Duck Spotify under a rehearsal, keep QLab at full, mute the browser — without touching the apps themselves.
Per-channel level meters show exactly which app is making noise before you hear it in the house.
One control silences everything instantly. For the moment a video call rings mid-show, there is a button for that.
Save the whole mix as a scene and recall it later — rehearsal mix, show mix, interval music, each one tap away.
Eight fader slots stay in sync between the Mac console and the iPhone companion. Pair with a PIN over Wi-Fi or a cable, then mix from anywhere in the room.
MIXINDX is a native menu bar app — no window clutter, launch at login, always one click away. Audio is routed locally on your Mac; nothing is recorded and nothing is sent anywhere.
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Per-app mixing works by routing each app's audio through MIXINDX, and macOS labels that capability as audio recording. Nothing is recorded and nothing leaves your Mac — the permission is what makes per-app faders possible at all.
macOS 15 Sequoia or newer on Apple silicon. The iPhone remote is a free companion app, currently distributed through TestFlight.
Yes — anything that plays audio on your Mac shows up on its own channel: browsers, music apps, show control, DAWs, video calls.
MIXINDX checks for updates itself and installs them in place. See support & setup for the getting-started guide.
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