Mixlr’s iOS app is a pretty fully-featured effort, supporting many of the same features as its desktop cousin. It also added further integration with SoundCloud, which is in someways also a competitor, with the ability to create live sets via SoundCloud playlists. It follows a relaunch of the Silicon Roundabout, London-based startup’s web offering which saw the service turn up the dial on its social features significantly - think: Twitter’s follower/following model with a sprinkling of Turntable.fm’s listening rooms - to enable broadcasters to interact with listeners in real-time, moving Mixlr beyond its roots as a ‘ UStream for audio‘. Mixlr, which these days describes itself as a platform for social live audio, has finally debuted on the iPhone with a dedicated app to let users broadcast live audio on-the-go, and browse and listen to streams hosted on the service.
