Mixcraft is a digital audio workstation developed by Acoustica, first released in 2004. Designed for Windows, it has built a reputation as an approachable yet capable DAW that targets a wide range of users — from hobbyists and educators to working producers — by combining loop-based composition, multitrack audio recording, MIDI sequencing, virtual instrument hosting, and video editing in a single environment.

The software is sold in three tiers: Mixcraft Home Studio for beginners and music technology classrooms (with a 16-track limit and a 7,500-loop library), Mixcraft Recording Studio with unlimited audio, MIDI, and video tracks, and Mixcraft Pro Studio, which adds advanced virtual instruments, Celemony Melodyne Essential, and an AI-powered stem separation tool for isolating vocals, drums, and other elements from a mixed file. Bundled content includes ToneBoosters effects, classic synth and electric piano emulations, and a large royalty-free loop library covering multiple genres.

Mixcraft is frequently cited as a Windows-only alternative to GarageBand and is widely adopted in school and university music technology programs in the United States, in part due to its straightforward interface, affordable pricing, and active education licensing program.

Mixcraft has 5 products cataloged on Equipboard, including DAW Software. Their gear is featured by 2 artists, with the strongest followings in Electronic, Pop, and Stage & Screen. Notable users include Sergey Khavro and LilyPichu.