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Request music at the bar, send tips via PIX (Brazilian instant payment system), and hire live artists.
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Mixart connects people who play live music with the audiences who book and listen to them, mainly in Brazil. It is built around bars, restaurants and events where a band or solo artist is playing.
The listing describes three groups of users: audiences at a venue, artists and bands, and anyone looking to hire musicians or take a course. Each one gets a different set of features in the same app.
The build we hold is Mixart: Música ao Vivo 1.0.924 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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At a bar, restaurant or event, a guest scans the venue's QR code to open a digital song menu. The request goes directly to the artist performing, so it can be played during the set.
Guests can also send a tip through PIX, the Brazilian instant payment system. The listing states that the full tip goes to the musician.
Artists set up a profile with their repertoire and a portfolio. Requests and tips arrive in real time, and the artist can manage them from one place.
A solo artist can also create a band or duo lineup under the same account, so a group's profile, repertoire and bookings are kept together.
Users can look for artists and bands that are available, then hire them with a digital contract and payment handled inside the app. The listing describes this payment as secure.
Organisers can create and promote events, sell tickets through the app and keep a schedule of shows. The events feature is listed as separate from booking, so a venue can use it without hiring a band through Mixart.
Musicians can take courses and mentorship sessions with professional musicians, or offer their own teaching and charge for it. The listing presents this as a way to earn from knowledge as well as from performing.
The app also includes practical tools for playing: chord sheets (cifras), a tuner, a vocal range checker and a fee calculator for working out a cachê, which is the payment for a gig.