MixTree Guide
Learn MixTree
15 short lessons in 5 parts. Every window below is a working copy of the app, so click around. Go in order, or jump to what you need.
The five minute tour is being filmed
Everything it will cover is already written below.
Part I of V
First look
What MixTree is and how to read it.
01
What MixTree is
MixTree keeps track of your transitions: which songs you know how to play into which, and how. It draws them as a map, where every song connects to the songs you can play next. During a set, you look at what's playing and see every option you've already tested.
You add transitions yourself, or import sets you've already played and MixTree draws them for you.
There is no AI and there are no suggestions. You decide what mixes well. MixTree helps you remember.
02
Read the map
Below is a small corner of a real library.
Each song appears as a card. A line between two songs means you know how to play the first into the second. The map reads left to right: the song on the far left is playing now, and everything to its right is reachable from it.
The button in the middle of each line is the transition. Click it to open everything you know about it.
To hear a song, hover it and press the play button.
Try it: Play a preview, then follow a route from left to right.
03
Pick a starting song
The map grows from one song you choose.
The rail at the side of the screen lists your library. Click a song and the map rebuilds around it, showing everything you can play from there.
During a set, pick the song that's playing. The map shows what can come next.
Try it: Click each song in the rail.
