Description

iMixPlayer - the first media player that allows control the sound volume and the sounding of each musical instruments while listening to free songs that you can download within the app. iMixPlayer gives you the opportunity independently and simultaneously manage all the audio tracks when watching the movie. New app for karaoke fans and creators. Supports iOS 7.

Standard features

• Supported video formats - avi, mpg, mkv, 3gp, dv, flv, m4v, mp4, ogm, ogv, vob, wmv, mov, asf.
• Supported audio formats - mp3, aac, alac, flac, mka, m4a, oga(ogg), wav, wma, asf, aiff.
• Animated Reel to Reel player (play, fast forward, rewind, VU).
• Multilingual user interface and files browser with file management.
• Change app language without changing the device language.
• Sorting by date, name, size and extension.
• Download files by iTunes File Sharing, Wi-FI, FTP, HTTP.
• Save and load presets for the equalizer and tracks mixer.
• Create folders and subfolders.
• Play the last file.
• Play folders as playlist.
• Background playback.
• Rotation lock.
• Standard music presets (pop, rock, jazz...)
• Go to Settings to enable Hybrid Decoder for Full HD smooth playback.

Non - standard features

• Listening multitrack songs in karaoke mode.
• Five channel tracks mixer.
• Three-band Equalizer.
• Use the equalizer almost for all kind of audio tracks.
• The ability to rehearse outside the studio or home.
• Tracklist allows you to see and control the tracks inside multitrack files.

How can I play a multitrack song in Karaoke mode?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nj1fHNYSs3Q

Visit imixplayer.com for free registration and to find information about multitrack music and video creation.

Attention!

1. Player does not divide the songs of common formats, such as mp3 or wav, to separate tracks or musical instruments.
2. For copyright protection, all user files and all free audio and video material are available for free download from the imixplayer.com site, cannot be exported from the application.
3. iTunes Backup is turned off by default (for iTunes sync or iCloud backup), and you can't see the files in iTunes.