for mixing mp3, i suggest atomixmp3
its well easy to use and its easy on the eyes
for the transitions of the songs [to make bootlegs?] acid foundary or summin along the lines of that

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Found Atlantis - Mixography [mix archive/mokumentary/my soul]?
i writed a song.

Ermmmm i use the ejay mix station it might sound abit cheesey but its quite good u can record ur own mix's on it so it does me
Bad thing is you hav to pay for it!!

in my opinion Virtual Turntables is the best software to use for mixing mps.

you can get it for free here: http://www.carrotinnovations.com

after getting winxp on my comp, i had to switch mp3 mixing software... i can safely say i've tried almost EVERY mixing program out there, and virtual turntables beats the crap out of all of them.

its simple to use, but doesn't take any element of mixing out of your hands (like the way atomix does everything for you).

i still haven't found a suitable replacement for vtt.... argh... so mad... i miss mixing.

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MJ Studio is pretty good

i used to use atomixmp3, but then found a better replacement.. this!

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Originally posted by mr. poopyhead i still haven't found a suitable replacement for vtt.... argh... so mad... i miss mixing.

http://www.digitalturntables.co.uk/
They're in closed beta right now.. but hopefully the program will be open to the public in about a month..

Ya \I've been following the progress of Digital Turn Tables for about a year now, and it looks very promising to people who were disapointed in the discontinued VTT. It's actually made by users of VTT that were mad about no updates.

Also Native instruments Traktor is a great program, just don't use the auto beatmatching cause it sux ass.

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i am interested in DTT too. unfortunately, it's slow as hell. I remember the development team hinting that it may be out by christmas last year. still no go.

BPM studio is another VERY expensive option.

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Originally posted by JohnSmith i am interested in DTT too. unfortunately, it's slow as hell. I remember the development team hinting that it may be out by christmas last year. still no go.

heh.. I remember them saying that "No matter what the status of the program, we will get the latest release on May 1st, 2002" *cough* .. May went *woosh*.. I have a feeling we won't get a program till next May

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Originally posted by mr. poopyhead after getting winxp on my comp, i had to switch mp3 mixing software... i can safely say i've tried almost EVERY mixing program out there, and virtual turntables beats the crap out of all of them. its simple to use, but doesn't take any element of mixing out of your hands (like the way atomix does everything for you). i still haven't found a suitable replacement for vtt.... argh... so mad... i miss mixing.

u can't run vtt on xp? i've been using vtt on xp for about 6 months now and the only problem i have is the occasional lag....

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If your interested in the full version of AtomixMP3 2.1, The full version is avialible in Kazaa, I like AtomixMP3 more cause it helps you with the beat mixing, Since I'm no DJ, I like having fun with it at times, Plus you can make your own mix cd with it by having it record to .wav that you can later burn on to as an audio CD.