MusicIP Mixer for Mac

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builds playlists based on the attributes of songs you pick

The power of acoustic search for your music library.If you have a large collection of music on your computer, how do you choose what to listen to? Most people end up listening to the same songs... over and over. There are just too many choices. Spend less time deciding what to listen to...If you're in the mood for music, you probably want to start listening now. MusicIP Mixer takes the guesswork out of song selection - instead of scrolling through your library, just pick any song to build a playlist in seconds. ...and more time enjoying your music.From dinner parties to exercising, studying to relaxing, MusicIP understands that everyone listens to music differently. We offer a variety of mix features and options to help you get the most out of your personal music library. And while you're rediscovering forgotten songs in your music collection, we'll also introduce you to some new artists based on the songs you love. An option for every music lover. With the Basic version of MusicIP Mixer available for free download, there's no reason not to give it a try. But if you really want to see what MusicIP can do with your music collection, check out the advanced mixing features available only with MusicIP Mixer Premium.

MusicIP Mixer for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: June 19, 2008

Latest update: December 8, 2009

Version: 1.8

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X 10.5
Mac OS X
Mac OS X 10.3.9
Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS X 10.4

Additional Requirements

Mac OS X 10.3 or higher
QuickTime 7 or higher

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Total Downloads: 1,753

Downloads Last Week: 1

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2/5

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This is the same 1.7 that was released in October...
normg1June 2, 2007
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...2006!<br />This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Why is the developer trying to pull the wool over everyone's eyes and claim this as a new release? Just so he can get some free publicity from Version Tracker? This is NOT a new version release as indicated on VT where it says the relase date is 5/26/2007! (I have reported this to the VT editors, so it may have been changed by the time you are reading this) So don't waste your time downloading the "new" version. The idea behind MusicIP Mixer is great. When it was Magic Music Mixer it worked fine. I made some really awesome mixes with the product; loved it, paid for it. But like all marriages, we ended up in Divorce Court. Whicken (the developer and a highly skilled Mac programmer) decided to concentrate on the Windows market instead, so he hired someone to do the Mac stuff that IMHO, wasn't nearly the programmer that Whicken is. Apple didn't help by changing things around in iTunes and Whicken and his new Mac programmer didn't understand that many, many people keep their library and .xml file locally but store the actual music files on a server or NAS. MusicIP Mixer doesn't understand this configuration very well and so doesn't really work. I have for example never been able to use a Mood Mix. The tracks listed in MusicIPMixer end up getting duplicated so you see every song twice. The analysis isn't really archived correctly, so the program keeps trying to analyze the library over and over again. And it runs as SLOW as paint drying, tying up your computer for days and days while it performs its analysis. I stopped using the product last year and won't start again until and unless Whicken decides to pay more attention to the Mac version. He gives great lip service, but there's always some excuse: his one lone Mac developer is (pick one) sick, busy, tired, working on something else, got hired by Apple, got pulled off to work on the Windows version, can't duplicate your issue, etc. Maybe the next version will fix everything that's wrong with this one. As I said, Great Idea, worked really well in earlier versions under a different name, 1.7 doesn't work worth a darn now. My advice: Avoid the product, wait and hope for Version 1.8 late in 2007.
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Gareth IrwinSeptember 8, 2004
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Installed it scanned my separate harddrive of over 7000 songs, made lots of noises and found 7. Then it crashed. Why does this software need to look at my music collection in this way? It seems a bit dodgey to me, install at your own risk