Real-time DSP effects
EQ, compression, limiting, reverb, delay — processed on-device with near-zero latency. No cloud round-trips, no buffer surprises mid-stream.
Go live without a laptop. Near-zero latency DSP and recording that runs entirely offline on Android.
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Built by Joe Kaikaty — 7 years solo in Lebanon.
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Real-time EQ, compression, and streaming — running standalone on Android. No laptop anywhere in the signal chain.
What is it?
Not an app that approximates mixing. Not a companion controller. MixDroid is a full digital mixing console — EQ, compression, reverb, delay — running natively on a standalone Android device. Plug in a USB audio interface and you're mixing.
Why it's interesting
Podcasters can walk into any room and be live in two minutes. Streamers get a hardware mixer without the hardware price tag. Musicians get real DSP — not a mobile app pretending to be one. Because it runs Android, you can install apps and manage your content workflow from the same screen you're mixing on.
Why it's different
What's inside
Everything runs on the device — DSP engine, streaming stack, and recorder. Plug in, mix, go live.
EQ, compression, limiting, reverb, delay — processed on-device with near-zero latency. No cloud round-trips, no buffer surprises mid-stream.
Mix your mic, music, and soundboard simultaneously. Route directly to your streaming software or record locally — no laptop in the signal chain.
Tune in, monitor, and rebroadcast internet radio stations right from the mixer. No separate app, no extra setup.
Runs entirely on Android. No MacBook, no Windows rig, no subscription. Requires a USB audio interface. Works completely offline.
Every module documented
Every screen, every control, every parameter — documented with real screenshots from the app.
DSP screens
Every DSP module written from scratch for Android — the same parametric EQ and compression you'd expect from a desktop DAW, without the desktop.
The backstory
MixDroid started because I couldn't find a mixer that worked without a laptop in the room. After 7 years of solo development, the result is an Android-native mixer covering the full workflow: DSP, live streaming, recording, and internet radio — completely offline if needed.
No VC money, no team, no shortcuts. Every DSP algorithm, every screen, every edge case — built by one person who uses it themselves.
Joe Kaikaty
Development time
7 years solo
Dependencies
No Google, no cloud
Cost to use
No subscription