All Remixes For Linux

Remixes - hate by some, and loved by others provide an artist or producer to stamp their style onto the original track. This can reinvent the song just as easily as it can ruin it for some people.

Nowadays, you can find remixes on pretty much any song. While some obscure songs might have one or two remixes, most popular songs have hundreds if not thousands, making the process of finding them a bit time-consuming.

If you're a remix lover, then you might wan to try out All Remixes, a cross-platform application that allows you to discover all the remixes of your favorite artists and/or songs.

The main advantage of using an all such as All Remixes is that you don't have to manually search for remixes on multiple platforms. The app provides you with a list of the names of all the remixes available for any said song.

Another great thing is the fact that the app allows you to filter the results, making the whole search process a lot more accurate.

The first thing you should know about All Remixes is that it's not a free app. It's very good at locating remixes for said songs, but the Free version is fairly limited when it comes to playing them back to you.

Secondly, All Remixes is only capable of finding remixes on YouTube. This makes sense, as YouTube is a great place for people who love remixes of all kinds, but it also means that by manually searching on other platforms (such as Soundcloud, for example) you might get different (or even better results).

All Remixes is a well-designed app that might prove useful for some users. It does have the potential to save you a bit of time when it comes to locating remixes for your favorite songs and artists, but the fact that it requires a premium to be fully used might detter some users.