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an improved audio engine for better third-party device support.On Sunday August 2nd at 6pm we’ll be sharing the second part of our rescore project set by Live Cinema UK from who we accepted the challenge to compose alternative soundtracks to two pieces archive BFI footage, each taking two weeks.

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the Events feature to boost your professional live audio experience.

(And this is just the first wave of updates to come!) With Events, you can schedule upcoming shows, promote customized event pages and start pre-scheduled broadcasts directly from the app.

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You’ll see a notification in the app informing you to install the latest version. Don’t miss out on the latest improvements! #Mixlr panic install# Whether producing an episodic talk show, seasonal game series, a concert tour, or weekly religious services - your broadcasts are usually based on events. You can go live whenever you want to or schedule broadcasts well in advance, and your Mixlr Livepage will reflect your new event: We wanted to make it easier to incorporate events in your Creators toolset. Choose to start your new event now, or schedule for later.

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Add a broadcast title (plus artwork to automatically update your Mixlr Livepage).

Continue to the start button, and you’re live!.

To find out more about starting a new event, check out our help center.This year, the long-running SweetWater 420 Fest is celebrating its 15th anniversary overall as well as its 5th Anniversary in Atlanta, GA’s Centennial Olympic Park. On Saturday, the fest offered a heady lineup featuring Cory Henry & the Funk Apostles, The Band of Heathens, Everyone Orchestra, BIG Something, Moon Taxi, and Iration, amongst many others. This year’s festival designated a generous 3.5-hour Saturday headlining slot to the musical kings of the Georgian swamps, Widespread Panic.

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As is tradition these days, the rockers threw down a badass old-school show with John Bell in the forefront wearing an entirely black letterman jacket with a backward Bojangles hat that declared “I love my chicken!” #Mixlr panic free#Ī free video stream was offered by, capturing the glory in video form as well as the usual live streams presented by the MIXLR app and. Jimmy Herring tumbled barrel after barrel of lightning licks down the waterfall while JB advised to “shoot first ask questions later, if anybody mess with you.” The intense tempo cascaded downward as the Panics soared through the first half of “Surprise Valley” before a smokin’ cover of P-Funk’s “Red Hot Mama” threatened to consume the entire city in flames.Ī sanctified “Pleas” restored order in Centennial Olympic Park as the uplifting music nurtured the wounded souls, reminding the audience “Don’t let it get too dark.” “Who Do You Belong To?”, a crisp cover of fellow Georgian rockers, The Bloodkin, transpired through the wisps of smoke before the percussionists led into the second half of “Surprise Valley.” The six-piece band of holy crusaders emerged from the endless smoke clouds billowing from the audience to nail a sizzling rendition of “All Time Low”. John Bell led the stage through a mystical “Hatfield” where the chance of rain skyrocketed as the “smoke teared an angel’s eye” and JB captivated with a whirlwind improvised rap.

A serene “Holden Oversoul” saw Jimmy Herring accompany the “ghost of a clown, danced in and did a few tricks and danced out again.” The jaunty rhythm of “Sell, Sell” transitioned fluidly into a bouncing “Love Tractor” for an explosive end to the first set. Upon return, Widespread Panic dazzled with the absurdly wild ride of “Pigeons”, the audience bobbing their heads to the beat. Cale’s “Travelin’ Light” which reminded everyone of the only way to fly.ĭave Schools kept that bass line stomping with a cover of J.J. JoJo Hermann took the vocal lead on “Greta”, while JB echoed yowling punctuations with his own personal reverb and Schools provided feral howls to the vocal mélange. After a burning-hot transitional jam, Widespread introduced the lively beat of Talking Heads’ “Life During Wartime” while JB lit a cardboard and charcoal fire in a barrel and began to warm the place up with his suave vocals.Īfter giving the barrels fire time to grow, JoJo’s keys teased Little Feat’s “Dixie Chicken” before patiently dancing his way into “Ribs & Whiskey” as Schools stepped up to hammer home the swinging bass. JB, JoJo, and Schools threw a grate over the barrel-fire and began roasting meat. As the jam wound on, Schools and JB drizzled barbecue sauce over the slow-cooked ribs and took a break to eat while Jimmy Herring brought the audience to a time and place where hunger didn’t exist.