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Hit’n’Mix Infinity £299

In the decade since Hit’n’Mix’s audio software first appeared, it has come on leaps and bounds and not only grown in terms of features but also sounds a whole lot better. Somewhere along the way it acquired the Infinity name and now, at version 4.7, could finally be ready for a much wider audience.

Basic concepts

“Note Editor lets you paint, erase, smooth and adjust different types of harmonics across selected notes”

Billed as the world’s first atomic audio editor, Infinity is a standalone application (OS X 10.10 or later, Windows 7 or later) that analyses audio (WAV,

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