MixEmergency 4

djkrazy

Version 3 after 13th Year release when the Version 4 is show up i think is not Future Version because nobody djing with videos anymore

Nick

Version 3 has had a very long run.

Version 4 is coming. 🙂

juandiegomusica

on its way when, we've been waiting for years for something for the faithful who use emergency mix 🙁

Nick

I can't give an exact date, sorry, but it is being worked on and tested. 🙂

djpoproxxx

Nick Can't wait to see it!

cheekyk

Hey!! Let's be patient... V4 of Serato Pro was not ready for full release. They are normally excellent at releasing stable versions, just not this time.

Looking forward to it though!!

FrankyMonsieurDJ

Will Mix Emergency use AI in its future updates?

Nick

FrankyMonsieurDJ No plans at this stage. Is there something in particular that you want to use AI for?

DJ_Rude-E

Nick I'm new here... Was wondering if there is a release date for ME 4 ?

Nick

DJ_Rude-E No, sorry. It'll be ready when it's done. 🙂

vdj-daniel

Hi Nick my Setup: MacBook Pro with the M4 (base) chip (14-inch). I am currently running MixEmergency 3.7.2 on macOS 16.

While the stability is great as usual, I am experiencing significant thermal issues during my gigs. When running Serato DJ Pro along with MixEmergency (video mixing) and using Serato Stems, the CPU/GPU temperature frequently hits 90°C and above. In warmer club environments, this has unfortunately led to system instability and occasional freezes.

I have already optimized my setup (manual fan control, locking display to 60Hz, reducing preview quality, and avoiding live Stem analysis), but the thermal load remains very high, likely due to the software running through Rosetta 2.

I read you are working on version 4.0 with native Apple Silicon / Metal support. Is there currently a public or private Beta/Alpha version available that I could test? I am hoping that a native version would help reduce the thermal strain on the M4 chip.

Any help or a link to a test build would be greatly appreciated!

Best regards,
Daniel

Nick

The current version of MixEmergency (3.7.2) has both Apple Silicon and Intel versions in the single app (and has had this since version 3.5.0), so unless you've manually set macOS to open it using Rosetta, then it should be running natively on the M4 chip.

If your computer's fans are unable to control the temperature of your computer then I would suggest trying to cool it externally with something like a laptop cooling pad. It has been quite some time since I've had to recommend anyone use one of these, though, so I'm wondering if something else is going on.

I would also check that you've disabled NDI output in MixEmergency, if you're not using them at gigs, as this will help to significantly reduce the CPU % that MixEmergency uses.

MPH

Considering purchasing, but should I wait for MixEmergnecy 4 to avoid having to pay for an upgrade after release?

Nick

MPH I can't comment too much on the specifics of this, but the pricing of upgrades will likely be designed so that recent purchasers won't be at a disadvantage compared to new MixEmergency 4 users.