Faderloom

Make room
for every
sound.

Mix drums, bass, guitars and vocals independently. Adjust levels, EQ and compression, then listen to the result.

Practice with real multitrack recordings on your phone or computer. No audio interface needed.

Start mixing Explore Live mixing

Browser preview · No account required · Headphones recommended

MIX A REAL SONG

Extraordinary — Tom McKenzie

0:00 / 0:30

Press Play, then drag the mixer’s faders. Headphones recommended.

Channel controls & credits

30-second excerpt · seven instrument groups + master.
Tom McKenzie / AlbumDB · CC BY 4.0 · Original source · Full credits & edits

Faderloom desktop mixer with eight channel faders
THE ART OF LISTENINGFADERLOOM / 001
A little space for your sound.
A THREE-DIMENSIONAL EXPLORATION OF SOUND
Real recordings Separate original source partsPlayback controls Play, pause, seek & loopLocal mix storage Settings saved on your device

01 / LEARN & PRACTICE

Practice on your
phone or computer.

Load a song, choose a channel and adjust its level or processing. Play the parts together to hear how your changes affect the mix.

MAKE SPACE FOR EACH PART01 / BALANCE

Everything in
its own space.

Move the dial. Watch the parts open up.

01

Start with a real song.

Load a licensed recording and move the original parts independently. These are artist-provided stems, with source and license credits in every lesson.

02

Adjust levels and processing.

Use solo to hear a part on its own, then adjust its EQ or compression. Turn solo off to hear the change with the other instruments.

03

Save and revisit your mix.

Loop a section, use DCA groups to balance related channels, and return to the mix you saved on this device.

Open Learn / Practice

Real lessons need internet. The original synth demo is included in the native apps.

PLAY WITH THE POSSIBILITIES

Every mix has
its own movement.

A small experiment in balance. Three parts, endless ways to bring them together.

Make space for the lows, open up the highs, and bring the details forward.

Explore mixing in Practice ↗

THE LESSON LIBRARY

Browse the
practice library.

47 real songs available, plus a separate original synth demo. Browse by genre or search for a song in the app. Here’s a small selection.

Folktronica

Get Lost and Found

Arend Lee Jessurun

8 channels60 seconds

Indie rock / folk

No More Mr Nice Guy

Tom McKenzie

6 channels60 seconds

Electronic

Calling You

XeroCrossing

6 channels60 seconds

Metal

In Solitude

HiMMP

7 channels60 seconds

Showing 4 example lessons

Browse the full library

Each lesson includes attribution and preparation details. Some original recordings contain programmed instruments; these are identified in their credits.

02 / LIVE MIXING

Mix interface inputs.
Control them by phone.

Connect a compatible audio interface to your Mac. Shape the live inputs on the desktop, then use your phone to adjust the mix from where you’re listening.

MAC PRERELEASE · COMPATIBILITY TESTING
FROM A SIGNAL TO A SOUND02 / SHAPE

Give sound
a little shape.

Explore three visual textures.

Faderloom desktop parametric EQ screen with selectable frequency bands and channel controls
Actual desktop app browser preview · audio processing runs in the native Mac app
  1. 01

    Connect your interface

    Bring up to eight mono live inputs into the Mac audio engine.

  2. 02

    Shape the mix

    Work with EQ, compression, effects and eight DCA groups. Record the processed stereo master locally.

  3. 03

    Pair your phone

    Pair your phone using the Mac’s session link. Live audio stays on the Mac; the phone is your remote.

See the setup requirements

SETUP REQUIREMENTS

What you need
to get started.

Practice works in your browser. Live mixing requires the native Mac app and an audio interface.

What do I need for Practice?

A supported modern browser, headphones and internet for the real-song library. Playback and processing happen on your device. You don’t need an account, a connected Mac or an audio interface.

What do I need for Live?

A Mac running the native app, a compatible Core Audio interface and a stereo output. Phone control needs a reachable relay and the Mac’s pairing link. Start with the master silent and disable hardware direct monitoring before raising the listening level.

Can I use any audio interface?

Compatibility is being tested device by device. A Behringer UMC204HD has been tested on the development Mac. Other interfaces still need validation; universal compatibility is not promised.

Are longer and 16-channel lessons available?

Most lessons are continuous 60-second excerpts. Lead Me has 16 channels across two minutes. No More Mr Nice Guy also offers a three-minute, 16-channel preview in the library. Browser playback has been checked; physical phone testing of the preview is pending.

Where are my mixes and recordings saved?

Practice mixes and progress stay in local browser or app storage. Live stereo recordings stay on the Mac. Clearing local app data removes local Practice settings. See the privacy policy for optional account and network details.

DESKTOP & MOBILE

Use Practice now.
Now on iPhone.

Take Practice with you on iPhone, or start mixing right here in your browser. Android and desktop releases are still being prepared.

Try Practice now
macOSComing soon

Apple silicon prerelease. Signing and notarization pending.

WindowsComing soon

Audio, installation and Microsoft Store checks pending.

iPhoneAvailable now

Download on the App Store ↗

AndroidClosed testing

Google Play testing is underway. Public release is coming later.

LEARN / PRACTICE

Load a song and start mixing.

Open Practice