lol. good one.

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Temporarily retired from the world of DJing.

Dude, I'm kinda serious..

MixMeister does that. But you'll find out that it's really not that satisfying having the computer do most of the mixing for you. It's convienient but not cool.

Virtual DJ works rather well for that.

Thanks for the responses I'll check it out.

Maybe further down the track I'll think of doing some proper mixing.

Start with a "live" mixing program, not MixMeister or some other program that simply lets you align mixes. Learning to do it real time is going to help when you get into the real deal.

I recommend Traktor 3 from Native Instruments. Another good option is ImageLine's Deckadance, although Traktor has been around quite a bit longer and is more stable. Deckadance will be quite nice when it matures a little more.