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Download The Studio Manual and RefCard PDFs to learn more about the details of Studio's many features.

Select a Question 1. What's the difference between ACID and Mixman? 2. Can I use Mixman to record CDs and burn with a CD-R? 3. What is a TRK file? 4. Can I mix MP3's with Mixman? 5. Where can I get more sounds for Mixman? 6. Can I use my samples in commercial productions? 7. Can I use my own samples with a Single? 8. Can I record vocals over my mix? 9. Can I make my own TRK files? 10. Mix compatibility between versions

5. Where can I get more sounds for Mixman?

Mixman D-Plates™ and Mixman Soundiscs™ are the best resources for getting more sounds to remix.

Mixman D-Plates™ (also known as Singles™) are remixable songs from artists and producers in Mixman format. They are sold in download form from Mixman.com, and sometimes found on Promo CDs with major music publications. Look for new products in stores with lots of D-Plates from particular Record Labels.

Mixman Soundiscs are Triple-format Sample CDs. They come in different styles of music or by well known producers. These sounds are licensed for production use, unlike most Singles which are for personal use only. Mixman Soundiscs contain, TRK, mono-WAV, and Redbook Audio, useable with samplers or any multi-media video software.

To see what's available, go the Music section at Mixman.com