AI mixing engineer · Ableton Live & Logic Pro
MixPilot mixes your music inside your own DAW. Tell it what you want — “this is a pop record, think Rihanna,” “a Juice WRLD vocal” — and watch the faders move. One flat fee a month, no meter. Optionally add a real engineer's taste.
$14/month. Ableton Live and Logic Pro today. Your first song is free.
Looked at the session
Lead vocal on track 4, chorus at 1:24. Chain is stock EQ into a compressor.
Read the meters
Vocal peaking −3.1 dBFS, master short-term −9.4 LUFS.
Applied the chain
High-pass 92 Hz, 3.2 kHz dip, parallel compression at 40%.
Checking the result
Playing the chorus back to compare against the reference.
Why this exists
Give a good agent a session and it will get your levels right, fix your masking, hit your loudness target. That part is solved, and it is getting cheaper every month.
It is also not what anyone is actually paying for.
Artists don't book an engineer because they want technically correct. They book them because of how their records sound — the specific saturation, the way the vocal sits, the moves they make that nobody else makes.
That taste has never been buyable at scale. Preset packs get close and then die the moment your material differs from the one song they were built on. MixPilot ships the reasoning, not the preset: it adapts the method to whatever is in front of it, and the engineer keeps updating it.
How a style gets made
An agent walks the engineer through how they actually work — the chain, the order, what they listen for, what they refuse to do, how they handle a thin vocal versus a harsh one. It digs until the answers are specific.
The engineer runs the result against their own catalogue. Not a demo — their real sessions, material the style has never seen. If it doesn't reproduce their sound, it goes back to the interview.
It goes on their page with their credits and links, priced how they want. Subscribers get every update. They can keep revising it as their sound moves.
For engineers
You already sell your time. This sells your method — to people who were never going to book you anyway, without taking a single hour out of your week.
Apply to build a styleYou set the price. Stripe sends your share the moment a subscriber pays. The agent's running costs are covered by the MixPilot plan — they never come out of your cut.
Credits, socials, everything you do. Subscribers find you through it, and plenty of them will want the human instead.
Describe what changed and the interview agent folds it in. Subscribers get the update; you get a changelog.
Nobody can read the instructions — not subscribers, not other engineers. It runs on our servers and it is never handed out.
What it costs
Most AI tools bill you by the token, so a long night in the DAW is a surprise later. MixPilot is a monthly fee. Mix all month.
Everything the agent does
$14/mo
The mixing agent in Ableton or Logic, all month. Every session leaves a report and an undo. Your first song is free before you subscribe. Cancel whenever.
Optional · priced by the engineer
from $5/mo
Subscribe to an engineer and the agent mixes the way they do — their moves, their thresholds, calibrated to your song. Every revision they make is included.
With the taste of someone whose records you already know.