Technology Bites

  • Home
  • Tech
    • Software
    • Browsers
    • Google
    • Internet
    • Windows
  • Mobile
    • Android
    • Apple
    • Windows Phone
  • Products
    • Phones
    • Tablets
  • TIP US
You are here: Home / Tech News / Mixaloo: create & sell mix tapes

Mixaloo: create & sell mix tapes

Mixaloo is a company which allows you to create mix tapes or playlists from music tracks on the web. You can share these mix tapes in your blogs or social networking profiles, when someone buys these tracks you will get paid from the sale. The current share is 50/50 between you and mixaloo.

Creating playlists is free and you can create any number of playlists, but if your visitors or friends wants to hear them they have to buy these tracks.

You can search for artists, albums or tracks and select the tracks you want to add to the mix. Mixaloo has around 3 million songs in their catalog so you have better chance of finding your favorite music tracks.

This is an interesting idea and has lot of potential. One good thing about this is the revenue share with the users, if the users promote mix widgets actively mixaloo will become popular soon. See the below widget for demo purposes.

mixaloo

Share this:

  • Tweet

Related

About Ram

I am a blogger and Technology Enthusiast. I write about software, tech news, gadgets. You can reach me at ram@teknobites.com, follow me on Google+ or on Twitter

« Download 180+ vector shapes for photoshop
PayPal to annouce secure credit card »

Trackbacks

  1. wendex.net :: A market for this sort of thing says:
    November 18, 2007 at 1:44 pm

    […] Yes, really: Mixaloo is a company which allows you to create mix tapes or playlists from music tracks on the web. You can share these mix tapes in your blogs or social networking profiles, when someone buys these tracks you will get paid from the sale. The current share is 50/50 between you and mixaloo. Creating playlists is free and you can create any number of playlists, but if your visitors or friends wants to hear them they have to buy these tracks. […]

Top Posts

  • Samsung Galaxy S III Review Roundup
  • Samsung Galaxy Grand 2 with 5.25-inch Display launched in India, available from January 2014
  • Amazon Kindle Fire HD tablets available in India through Amazon.in
  • Create and Share Presentations Online with 280 Slides
  • Sample photos confirm Nokia 1020 41-megapixel camera phone
  • Bing Maps Revamps Pushpins, Popups and Transit Info
  • Frustrated with Digg, head over to Mixx
  • Sony Xperia M Dual is now available online for Rs. 14490
  • Gmail and Google Calendar to get Offline Access with Gears
  • Monitor System Processes with Process Explorer

About Us · Archive · Disclaimer & Privacy Policy · TIP US · Copyright © 2025 · Technology Bites