MIXMUX Duo is a dual agile sequencer with a focus on playability for all kinds of live performances. Apart from that, it is also a tool for creative studio work by playing with the unexpected in between. It rhythmicizes the notes of incoming MIDI chords and creates diverse variations within a composed framework by intermeshing methods of generative music with musical constraints.
The basic concept of Mixmux Duo follows the structure of a Dj setup, which finally makes the device extensively controllable with 3 faders only (Player A+B and Crossfader).
The playback logic resembles that of an arpeggiator but can additionally be adjusted in a way similar to a step sequencer. This allows it to be much more flexible than both the arpeggiator and the step sequencer, thus making it the perfect instrument for live performances of electronic music as well as creative studio processes with Ableton Live.
How it works: The basic principle behind it
The incoming notes are used as input for two separate agile sequencers, in which no static sequences are defined, but variable patterns of how, when and with which probability the notes will again be produced as output. Similar to a DJ setup, the crossfader ultimately determines which notes will actually be played by which sequencer.
With Mixmux Duo, musical creativity is not just about adjusting sliders or knobs, but about playing or performing your own expandable basic compositions. Simply follow your mood and inspiration or interact with other musicians, and your music will come to life.
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MIXMUX Duo Sessions
Lead Synth
Epic Strings
Explained – Bass-line mixmux:
I feel love vs. Mission impossible
Interactive sound pendulum:
Held meiner Träume (My hero)
Use cases
- live solo-performance/dj set
- live with other musicians
- creative processes in studio
- composition aid
- direct film scoring
- play live to theatre or performances
- generative music for interactive installations
Features
- two agile sequence players A+B
- crossfader for the toggling behaviour between A and B
- toggling behaviour can be determined by threshold or probability
- two main sliders to control the overall dynamics of each sequence player (A+B)
- different play modes: free, link, sync or live (to control Ableton Live)
- two hold modes for live playing: swap, add
- key filter, separate for each sequence player
- device size can be adjusted for the live situation
- playing chance can be adjusted for each step
- single note, interval or chord can be choosed for each step
- positive or negative delay for each step
- arpeggio can be assigned to each step
- subecho can be adjusted inside each step
- control slider for each multislider unit (restrictable range or invertable)
- each step can be fixed or be affected by the unit slider
- KEYDOPE Lite included – a simple one key chord generator
Minimum Requirements
- Ableton Live 9.7+
- Max for Live
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