New exports
- Mixhaus
- The desktop app watches export folders and captures new versions in the background.
- Typical alternative
- The engineer exports, names, uploads, and sends each file manually.
Audio review and approval software for producers and engineers
Mixhaus is audio review and approval software for producers, mix engineers, mastering engineers, and studios. It connects playback, timestamped feedback, version comparison, approval, and final delivery around each client project.
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Who it is built for
Professionals who need a reliable client review room, not just a file player or another transfer link.
Give clients one clear place to hear the work, respond in context, and make the decision you need.
How the workflow compares.
Each step from the first bounce to the approved master, with Mixhaus beside the way it is usually done.
| Workflow step | Mixhaus | Typical alternative |
|---|---|---|
| New exports | The desktop app watches export folders and captures new versions in the background. | The engineer exports, names, uploads, and sends each file manually. |
| Client review | The client opens a review room without an account, with the exact versions selected by the engineer. | Review often happens across file links, email, text messages, or a generic player. |
| Feedback | Written and timestamped notes stay attached to the version the client heard. | Feedback can arrive separately from the audio, making version context ambiguous. |
| Approval | The client approves or requests changes against a specific version. | Sign off is often inferred from a message, reaction, silence, or download. |
| Delivery | Approved files and deliverables are sent from the same project with a retained record. | Final delivery commonly moves to a separate transfer link or archive folder. |
Client review
- Mixhaus
- The client opens a review room without an account, with the exact versions selected by the engineer.
- Typical alternative
- Review often happens across file links, email, text messages, or a generic player.
Feedback
- Mixhaus
- Written and timestamped notes stay attached to the version the client heard.
- Typical alternative
- Feedback can arrive separately from the audio, making version context ambiguous.
Approval
- Mixhaus
- The client approves or requests changes against a specific version.
- Typical alternative
- Sign off is often inferred from a message, reaction, silence, or download.
Delivery
- Mixhaus
- Approved files and deliverables are sent from the same project with a retained record.
- Typical alternative
- Final delivery commonly moves to a separate transfer link or archive folder.
Where it fits, and where it stops.
Where Mixhaus is strongest
- Review links can be protected and limited to the versions the engineer chooses.
- Approval and requested changes are explicit project events, not vague messages.
- Review, delivery, and project history remain in one workflow.
Where the workflow stops
- Mixhaus is not a DAW, live remote recording tool, or replacement for long term archiving.
- Client sharing is deliberate: captured exports stay private until an engineer sends them for review.
- Spatial audio review uses files supplied by the producer or engineer; Mixhaus does not create or certify a Dolby Atmos master.
Frequently asked questions
Something else on your mind? Email contact@mixhaus.app.
What is audio review and approval software?
Audio review and approval software lets creators share audio with clients, collect feedback, compare versions, and record a clear decision before final delivery.
Can clients leave timestamped feedback in Mixhaus?
Yes. Clients can leave written and timestamped feedback, and those notes stay connected to the exact version they heard.
Can Mixhaus record approval?
Yes. Mixhaus records approval or a request for changes against a specific version, so the project has a clear decision history.
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Start your first project.
Create your account, install the desktop app, and send your next mix for review from one client project.