unmixable
- adjective
- /ʌnˈmɪksəbl/
- Jargon
- The DJ refused to play the track because it was entirely unmixable with the set.
Examples
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Many producers mark songs unmixable if their tempo or key changes make transitions awkward.
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He learned the track was unmixable only after trying to sync the beats live.
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This track is unmixable with others.
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The DJ found the song unmixable due to its tempo.
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The DJ refused to play the song because it was completely unmixable with the other tracks he selected.
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Producers often label certain songs as unmixable if their differing tempos create awkward transitions.
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After attempting to blend different songs, he discovered that this particular track was unmixable with the rest.
Synonyms
Hard to become accepted into a group or culture
Impossible to make two people or ideas agree
Not in agreement with something else
Antonyms
How Mixable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unmixable is made from un- 'not', mix 'to combine', and -able 'can be', and in music it describes a track a DJ cannot blend into a set, like songs with very different beats or keys that do not join smoothly.