• Record your sessions: tap Mark at each blend as you play, then hear how it sounded, right on its transition. • Log a practice from a recording and listen to each blend while you rate it. • Share What's next as an image: a track and what you play after it. • Share images as a story or a feed post, and a combo as a carousel. • Home's shortcuts sit in one row, and detail screens use the whole screen. • Your first recording is free; Pro records every session.

• Import from rekordbox: your collection with BPM and key, and the sets you played. Serato histories too. • Each set you played opens as a practice session: mark the blends that worked, nothing to type. • Saving transitions is now free, with no limit. • Share a gig sheet's tracklist or a combo as an image. • Reminders: the evening before a gig, and on the days you practise. • Pro adds iCloud sync across your iPhones, and you can now buy it once instead of subscribing. • Got a code? Redeem it in Settings.

• Mixnote now opens on "What's next": pick a track and see every track you've mixed out of it, best first, with how you did each one. • Follow a next track to see what comes after it, and save the path as a combo. • Save a whole practice session in one go. • Gig sheets: put combos in order and export the tracklist as plain text or CSV. • When Apple Music doesn't have a track, what you typed is one tap from being added by hand.

• The same Apple Music song can no longer be picked for both sides of a transition by mistake. • Small fixes.

Mixnote now speaks 15 languages. The whole app has been translated: English, Arabic, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Dutch, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish and Turkish. It follows your iPhone's language, and you can choose a different one for Mixnote in the Settings app. Also new: • Apple Music search comes first when you pick a track. Type a title or an artist and the results are right there. • New DJs save their first transition in the first minute. • Buttons and selected options are easier to read in dark mode. Your library is untouched. Track names, notes and cue references stay exactly as you wrote them.

Share a transition. • As an image: both tracks, their cover art and how you mixed them, sized for Instagram Stories and TikTok. • As a link: send it to another DJ. If they have Mixnote it opens there, and they can add it to their library. If they don't, they see it on the web. Your notes, ratings and outcomes are never shared. New to Mixnote? Your library now starts with one example transition, so you can see what a finished one looks like. It doesn't count towards your free transitions. Plus fixes and polish.