MixAudio

MixAudio is an AI mashup maker tool. MixAudio combines a legal AI song remixer for licensed artist catalogs with a multimodal soundtrack generator that builds royalty-free music from text, images or reference audio. It targets fans, video and podcast creators, and artists who want their music available for AI remixing with attribution and royalty settlement.

MixAudio is a music platform built around two connected ideas: an AI remixer that works with licensed artist catalogs, and a multimodal soundtrack generator that turns text, images or reference audio into original music. Both run on Blockmusic AI, the engine the company positions as a system that works alongside an artist's existing recordings rather than replacing them. The remix side is the differentiator. Fans pick a participating artist and a track from the catalog, then steer the output with a text description, an image or a reference audio clip. The site shows this with artists such as Dumbfoundead, SURAN and Bagagee Viphex13: a prompt describing a lo-fi jazz feel, for example, is applied to a source track to produce a new version. Artists register their music through a separate onboarding path, keep a profile in the catalog and are meant to earn from the remixes made from their work. Attribution and royalty settlement are described as built into the flow, which is the main distinction from generic song generators that cannot legally touch commercial recordings. The generation side is broader and aimed at creators who need background music without licensing headaches. A prompt can combine theme, genre, sub-genre, mood, duration, ambience, major or minor key and BPM, and reference images or audio can be mixed in when words are not enough. Stem layers can be swapped and sections edited in what the site calls an AI studio. A separate radio section streams continuous AI sessions built from templates such as Neon Tokyo or Midnight Studying. MixAudio suits three groups: fans who want to reshape tracks from artists they follow, video and podcast creators who need cleared background music, and musicians who want a managed route into AI remixing. The catalog is only as deep as the artists who have signed on, so anyone expecting to remix mainstream chart material will be disappointed. A major platform update is listed for Q3 2026, so the current feature set is a moving target.