Mix

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• In physics, the mixing (physics) of dynamical systems
• In chemistry, the interpenetration or interdiffusion of two separate samples of gas or liquid (or even solid)
• In process engineering, the mixing (process engineering) of physical substances on an industrial scale
• In mathematics, the formal definitions of strong mixing and weak mixing
• In probability, a mixing distribution
• In genetics, mix or mixing is an alternative term for crossbreeding

Contents 1 Audio 2 Radio 3 Other 4 See also

[edit] Audio

• In electronic engineering, for example some musical synthesizers, a frequency mixer
• Audio mixing
• remix
• mix tape
• MIX Magazine

[edit] Radio

• In transmitters and receivers, frequency mixers
• Mix, XM Satellite Radio channel 22
• Mix 96, a brand used by several radio stations
• Mix FM

[edit] Other

• MIX NYC, venue for the annual New York Lesbian and Gay Experimental Film Festival.
• Mix Cascade: Mix Servers are proxies which can hide your identity during Internet-sessions
• Dr. Erich Mix, mayor of Wiesbaden, 1954 - 1960
• A section of a reggae song featuring a contrasting rhythmic figure played by the entire rhythm section
• Tom Mix: American star of Western films
• Mix, Debut album by New Zealand artist Stellar*
• MIX is the mythical computer used in Donald Knuth's multivolume textbook, The Art of Computer Programming.
• Mix is a colloquial term for the modern popular music of the Virgin Islands, a mix of hip hop with various Caribbean styles
• MIX is Malta's Internet Exchange

[edit] See also

• Mixer (disambiguation page)