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Remixlive vs Serato Studio

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6.5#8 in beat making softwareFrom $9.99 a month
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FactRemixliveSerato Studio
Company historyMIXVIBES says it began in 1995, and Remixlive launched for iOS and Android in 2016.Serato says it launched its first product in 1999 and released Serato Studio in June 2019.
Founded19951999
HeadquartersParis, FranceAuckland, New Zealand
IntegrationsRemixlive supports Ableton Link for synchronizing connected devices and live collaboration.Studio integrates with Serato DJ crates and FX plugins and supports MIDI hardware mapping; the downloads page also lists native control for AlphaTheta SLAB.
Privacy and securityMIXVIBES says it uses physical, electronic, and managerial procedures to safeguard online information; its policy also describes device identifiers and third-party app SDK data collection.Serato says it uses security technologies and procedures, stores personal information on systems with limited access in controlled facilities, and encrypts data in transit using TLS or SSL.
PurposeRemixlive is a beat-making and live-performance app for producers and DJs.Serato Studio is beat-making software for creating album-quality beats and custom DJ edits.
SupportMIXVIBES provides support at [email protected] and directs users to app store change logs or Discord for issues and fixes.Serato lists 24/7 support with the subscription plan, and its Studio support section offers help requests and product guides.

Remixlive plans

  • Full Access to PRO$9.99, paid once
  • Remixlive Premium (Monthly)$9.99 a month

Serato Studio plans

  • FreeFree
  • Subscribe$9.99 a month
  • Buy$149, paid once

Pick Remixlive if…

Remixlive suits producers and DJs who want loop-based music creation, sample import, and live-performance tools. Its MIDI mapping and Ableton Link support may also suit people working with connected hardware or devices.

Pick Serato Studio if…

It suits producers and DJ users who want to make beats or custom edits, especially those working with samples, stems, and MIDI hardware. The free mode may suit users who can work within its track, deck, scene, and automation limits.

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