Evermix has launched an Evermix Pro subscription for its DJ app, available on iOS and Android. The Pro subscription tier adds livestreaming, video capture and one-tap uploads. Pro lets users record and livestream simultaneously while capturing video from the phone’s camera with synced audio.

Pro can stream to Mixcloud Live, Twitch and YouTube, or to any RTMP destination using stream keys generated inside the app. It also includes advanced audio processing and mastering, plus one-tap upload to Mixcloud and SoundCloud. Evermix published a coming-soon list that mentions AI tracklisting, in-app video editing, analytics, more mastering tools and creator partnerships, and these items are presented as promises rather than guaranteed features.

The company presents the proposition as convenience: one app on a phone handling recording and streaming with minimal setup, and readers must decide whether the subscription will pay for itself by increasing the frequency of shared sets.

On the Evermix app’s free tier, users can record audio from their sets using the app’s built-in recording function, capturing mixes without a paid subscription. The app also displays levels during recording, allowing users to watch levels to monitor input and peaks while they perform.

In addition, the free tier provides the ability to save and organise mixes, giving users basic storage and management for recorded sessions. These basic recording, monitoring and organisation tools contrast with the Pro subscription’s expanded feature set, which the company presents as offering additional streaming, video capture and one-tap upload capabilities.

The Evermix Pro subscription enables users to record audio while livestreaming simultaneously, allowing a single session to be captured locally and broadcast at the same time. The Pro tier can capture video from the phone’s camera with synced audio, so visual footage is recorded with the same audio timeline as the mix. This combination brings recording and live broadcasting into one workflow inside the app rather than requiring separate devices or software for video and audio capture. Evermix positions these capabilities as part of the Pro upgrade that differentiates it from the app’s free recording and mix-management tools. Pro’s integrated recording and livestreaming feature set is part of the company’s broader convenience pitch for one app handling multiple tasks. The available sources do not provide additional technical parameters for simultaneous recording and livestreaming.

The Pro subscription supports streaming to Mixcloud Live, Twitch and YouTube, and it can stream to any RTMP destination with stream keys generated inside the app. Evermix describes Pro as including advanced audio processing and mastering, which the company presents as tools to prepare recorded or streamed audio for publication. The tier also includes one-tap upload to Mixcloud and SoundCloud to simplify getting recordings online after a session. These upload and processing features are grouped by Evermix as part of the Pro package alongside the livestream and video capture options. The company has additionally published a coming-soon list of other potential features, but those items are described as promises rather than guaranteed additions to Pro. The available sources do not provide further specifics about the mastering algorithms, supported video formats, or upload limits.

Reported statements and direct quotes about the Evermix Pro subscription include the article’s description of the product update. “The headline change is a new Pro subscription tier that adds livestreaming, video capture and one-tap uploads.” “There’s also what Evermix calls advanced audio processing and mastering, plus one-tap upload to Mixcloud and SoundCloud.” The company published a coming-soon list that mentions AI tracklisting, in-app video editing, analytics, more mastering tools and creator partnerships, and those items are presented as promises rather than guaranteed features. “Be clear about what your money buys here.”

Several quoted lines address convenience and consumer choice. “One box, one app on your phone, doing the whole lot with minimum fuss.” The article also offers consumer advisories: “Truth is that anything that gets you recording and sharing your sets more often is welcome,” followed by “Only you can decide whether making it this easy will actually get you doing it.” The article notes that there are other audio interfaces and ways to record or stream, and that readers must decide whether the subscription pays for itself by increasing the frequency of shared sets.

Evermix published a coming-soon list that names AI tracklisting, in-app video editing, analytics, additional mastering tools, and creator partnerships. The company presents these items as promises rather than guaranteed features. The list covers feature areas related to track metadata, video editing, performance metrics, audio mastering, and creator collaborations. The available sources do not provide release dates, timelines, or delivery schedules for those items.

The available sources do not provide technical specifications, feature priorities, or detailed descriptions for any of the announced items. The available sources do not state whether the coming features will be included in the free tier or reserved for the Pro subscription. The available sources do not provide information about any pricing changes or rollout plans linked to these potential additions.

CONCLUSION

Evermix presents the Evermix Pro subscription around convenience, positioning one app on a phone to handle recording and streaming with minimal setup. The Pro tier bundles livestreaming, video capture with synced audio, simultaneous recording and livestreaming, advanced audio processing and mastering, and one-tap upload to Mixcloud and SoundCloud. The subscription supports streaming to Mixcloud Live, Twitch and YouTube, and to any RTMP destination with stream keys generated inside the app.

The article notes that users must decide whether the subscription cost is justified by increased sharing of DJ sets and frequency of publication. Evermix has published a coming-soon list of features, but those items are described as promises rather than guaranteed additions to the app. The available commentary also notes that other audio interfaces and methods exist for recording and streaming, and the available sources do not provide pricing, delivery timelines, or technical limits for the Pro features.