Send
- Mixhaus
- The engineer chooses the versions and downloads visible in the review room.
- Typical alternative
- A new link is sent each time, often without a durable connection to earlier notes.
Collect clear client feedback on mixes
Mixhaus is a client feedback tool for mixing engineers. It lets clients review selected mix versions, leave written or timestamped notes, compare revisions, and approve the exact version they heard.
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Who it is built for
Mix engineers who currently receive notes across emails, WhatsApp, texts, voice notes, and comments on file links.
Keep client comments beside the audio they refer to, so every revision round starts from the right context.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| Send | The engineer chooses the versions and downloads visible in the review room. | A new link is sent each time, often without a durable connection to earlier notes. |
| Listen | The client hears the selected versions in a focused review space. | The client may switch between different players, downloads, or message threads. |
| Comment | Notes can be written or timestamped, then resolved as work is completed. | Comments often arrive without enough version or timestamp context. |
| Decide | Approval or changes requested becomes part of the project record. | The engineer interprets whether a message counts as final sign off. |
Listen
- Mixhaus
- The client hears the selected versions in a focused review space.
- Typical alternative
- The client may switch between different players, downloads, or message threads.
Comment
- Mixhaus
- Notes can be written or timestamped, then resolved as work is completed.
- Typical alternative
- Comments often arrive without enough version or timestamp context.
Decide
- Mixhaus
- Approval or changes requested becomes part of the project record.
- Typical alternative
- The engineer interprets whether a message counts as final sign off.
Where it fits, and where it stops.
Where Mixhaus is strongest
- Client review without an account reduces friction for artists and stakeholders.
- Version comparison helps clients evaluate what changed between revisions.
- Feedback threads and decisions remain available after the active review round.
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.
How does Mixhaus reduce unclear client feedback?
Mixhaus keeps notes attached to a selected version and timestamp, which makes it clearer what the client heard when they commented.
Can a client approve a mix in Mixhaus?
Yes. A client can approve a version or request changes from the review room.
Can clients upload reference files or stems?
Yes. Mixhaus can request reference mixes, stems, source recordings, and other client files from the project.
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Create your account, install the desktop app, and send your next mix for review from one client project.