DINE for Musicians and Creators
For covers, sessions, live sets and weekly videos. Drop in the tracks from your DAW or interface, pick how it should sound, and export a finished mix at the loudness video and music platforms expect.
For Mac. Free for 14 days, then $39.99 a month or $249 once.
The tracks sit in a folder because mixing is its own skill.
Covers, rehearsals, sessions. Mixing each one by hand takes hours you don’t have.
Video and music platforms each play your song back at their own level.
A folder of WAV files from your recording app or your interface is enough. DINE names the tracks and groups them into drums, bass, music and vocals.
Pick a sound profile, from Modern Worship to R&B and Hip-Hop or Jazz and Acoustic. TUNE MIX builds the mix to match, and explains every change in a sentence.
Speech first. Voices clean and even, music stepping further back whenever someone talks.
Type “bring my vocal forward a little” and Mix Buddy makes the change. Hear it BEFORE and AFTER, then keep or revert. It works offline.
Mix Buddy turns a sentence into a change you can hear before you keep it.
She sat 2 dB under the band in the chorus. The keys were covering 1–3 kHz.
Export a stereo mix at the loudness video and music platforms expect, with a true-peak ceiling. Or aim it at a song you already love.
Give it a record you love. The master is aimed at its tone and loudness.
Keep your input map and your sound. This week’s tracks come back sounding like last week’s, so you can post on schedule without mixing from scratch.
A home recording, raw, then after one TUNE MIX.
Unedited: one TUNE MIX, no manual changes afterwards. Both sides are matched for loudness.
We’re working closely with a few musicians and creators this season. You get DINE, direct access to us, and a say in what we build next.
Anything that can export each track as a WAV file, or the multitrack your interface or console records.
Yes. Export the stereo mix at the loudness you choose, and stems too if you want them.
No. Pick how it should sound and TUNE MIX makes the calls an engineer would, each with a sentence saying why. Every number is there if you want to change one.
Hear the difference above. Then run TUNE MIX on your next recording.