KMix

Linux

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One barScore 5.1

KMix is ranked #21 of 30 in audio mixing software on Freedom251. It runs on Linux. There is a free plan.

KMix plans and pricing

Free Free Free and open-source software · Linux kde.org · 4 Oct 2026

Purpose: KMix is a sound channel mixer and volume control.
Sound card control: The handbook describes KMix as an application for changing the volume of a sound card.
Audio drivers: KMix supports several platforms and sound drivers, and uses ALSA when both ALSA and Open Sound System drivers are installed.
Remote control: KMix can be controlled and scripted through D-Bus, including getting and setting volume levels.
Installation: The KMix page lists Linux installation through Discover and other AppStream application stores, or through a distribution package manager.
License: The KMix page lists the GPL-2.0+ license.
Support: KDE links to the KMix handbook and forum for help, and provides a bug reporting link.
Source code: KDE provides a link to browse KMix source code.
Privacy: KDE says its software contains no ads or spyware and no subscription services.
Organization: KDE describes itself as an international community that builds and distributes free, open-source software, and says anyone can use its software for free.
Release history: The KMix page lists version 26.08.1 dated 2026-09-10 as its latest release shown.
Price from: Free

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