Request files
- Mixhaus
- Ask the client for the files needed for the project.
- Typical alternative
- Send a separate transfer request or ask for files by email.
Let clients upload stems and reference files to one project
Mixhaus supports client file requests for audio projects. Clients can upload stems, reference mixes, source recordings, and related files into the project instead of sending a separate transfer link.
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Who it is built for
Producers and studios who receive references, source recordings, stems, lyrics, or delivery notes from remote clients.
Keep intake files, notes, references, and later revisions attached to the same client job.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| Request files | Ask the client for the files needed for the project. | Send a separate transfer request or ask for files by email. |
| Receive context | The client's message and upload stay connected to the project. | Files and instructions arrive in different places. |
| Review work | Later mix versions, feedback, and approvals stay in the same project flow. | Intake, review, and delivery each use separate links. |
Receive context
- Mixhaus
- The client's message and upload stay connected to the project.
- Typical alternative
- Files and instructions arrive in different places.
Review work
- Mixhaus
- Later mix versions, feedback, and approvals stay in the same project flow.
- Typical alternative
- Intake, review, and delivery each use separate links.
Where it fits, and where it stops.
Where Mixhaus is strongest
- Clients can send project files without learning internal studio folder structures.
- Reference files and later review decisions live together.
- The studio can keep one record from intake to delivery.
Where the workflow stops
- Mixhaus is not a replacement for a complete studio asset management system.
- Very large archive transfers may still belong in dedicated storage.
- 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.
Can clients upload stems to Mixhaus?
Yes. Mixhaus can request stems, reference mixes, source recordings, and other project files through the client portal.
Do client uploads stay connected to the project?
Yes. Client uploads and messages stay with the relevant Mixhaus project.
Can clients review mixes after uploading files?
Yes. Mixhaus is designed to support the whole workflow from intake files through review, approval, and final delivery.
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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.