Better decisions.
Your sound.
An AI mixing partner that listens to your project
and makes changes in Logic.
Apple Silicon · Chrome · Logic Pro 13
Illustrative conversations · Your project. Your taste. Your call.
Ways to use MixFriend.
A fresh perspective, a little guidance, or a specific move.
Start wherever your mix needs you.
- 01 / LISTEN & REFINE
Improve your mix.
Listen to your mix together, spot what needs attention and turn musical ideas into changes in your project.
“Listen to the chorus. What would help it open up?” - 02 / LEARN BY DOING
Learn on your own tracks.
Explore EQ, compression and effects on your own tracks. Ask what a control does, then hear it put to work.
“Show me how compression can give this bass more control.” - 03 / DIRECT THE SESSION
Make changes by asking.
Know what you want? Ask MixFriend to adjust a level, add an effect or dial in a setting. Watch it happen in Logic.
“Bring the vocal down 2 dB and add a darker reverb.” - 04 / FIND A DIRECTION
Explore a sound.
Describe a sound you love: its warmth, punch or sense of space. Explore how to bring that feeling into your mix.
“I love that intimate, late-night vocal sound. Can we try it?”
Coming next: import reference audio and compare it with your mix.
Logic Pro today. More DAWs ahead.
MixFriend currently works with Logic Pro on Apple Silicon Macs. We plan to bring it to more DAWs as we grow. Other integrations aren’t available yet.
Make room for a fresh perspective.
Install the connector once. It stays in your menu bar, ready when you open chat.
Experimental, invite-only beta. Use a copy of your project. The Logic 13 connector is signed and notarized by Apple. Chat access is currently by invitation.
Requires the standalone edition of Logic Pro 13.0 (build 7801). Apple Creator Studio edition is not currently supported.
Still on Logic 12.4? Download Beta 10 ↗Which DAWs does MixFriend work with?
The current beta supports the standalone edition of Logic Pro 13.0 build 7801 and a separate Logic Pro 12.4 build 6707 package on Apple Silicon. The Apple Creator Studio edition is not currently supported. It uses a different build, and the connector cannot currently attach to the Creator Studio edition we tested. Support for other DAWs is planned, with no release dates announced.
What do I need?
An Apple Silicon Mac, Google Chrome, and standalone Logic Pro 13.0 build 7801. A separate download supports Logic Pro 12.4 build 6707. Choose the package matching your Logic version. Intel Macs are not supported. Sign in to download. Chat and AI features require an invited email. Installation on a fresh Mac is still being tested.
How do I get started?
- Quit any older connector. Unzip the download and move MixFriend Connector.app (or the 12.4 app) to Applications.
- Open MixFriend Connector and confirm the normal macOS downloaded-app prompt. The separate Logic 12.4 package remains an older, unnotarized build.
- For Logic 13, choose Open chat in Chrome from the menu-bar icon to pair once. Enable Start at login there to keep it available after restarting your Mac. The 12.4 download uses the earlier launcher.
- Open a copy of a Logic project, choose Connect, and start a conversation. This browser remembers pairing and attempts to reconnect on your next visit. Choose Disconnect to turn that off.
What’s available on Logic 13?
Channel inspection, supported mixer controls, stock plug-ins, text and voice chat, and requested audio listening. Track creation and renaming, automation writing, stem export, project switching and removal of existing effects are not enabled in this first 13 beta.
How do updates work?
The website updates automatically. The Logic 13 connector includes an update framework, but automatic delivery is not enabled yet. Use the menu’s update item to reach this download page, quit the old connector normally, then replace it. The Logic 13 package is Developer ID signed and Apple notarized.
What should I know about the beta?
Supported mixing controls, stock effects, text and voice chat, and requested audio listening are experimental. Some controls, audio isolation and workflows remain incomplete. Keep backups and review changes before saving. See compatibility and known issues before testing.
Where does my audio go?
Session history lives on your Mac. Requests and relevant session metadata go to OpenAI through the beta owner’s account. Requested listening uploads rendered audio; voice streams your microphone while active. No API key is included in your download. Beta limits: 100 model calls and 10 voice starts per account per day.