"Mixable Track" means it is 32-count phrased and mixable with similar tracks designed to create a seamless, non-stop transition. A "Fade Track" is not 32-count phrased, is shorter, and usually copies of the version you hear on the radio.
"Mixable Track" means it is 32-count phrased and is mixable with other similar tracks to create a smooth, seamless, non-stop transition between tracks - much like a DJ would to. The beginning and end of songs are seamlessly beat-matched for a smooth and uninterrupted transition.
"Fade Track or Radio Version" means the tracks are not 32-count phrased. They are typically shorter and are usually exact copies of the version of a song you would hear on the radio. These tracks start without a long intro and simply fade out at the end or just end abruptly. These are ideal for classes that do not require a non-stop mix or are also great to put at the end of a mix as a cool down or ending track.
This is what a Mixable Track looks AND sounds like, going from one track to another.
And here is what a Fade / Radio Version track looks AND sounds like:
On the website, these are the icons you will see next to a track to help you identify which tracks are MIXABLE and which ones are FADE:
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