Music remix software

[Mammoth]

What is a really good music remixing program, Garageband is horrible for that and Acid is only for Windows. I'm not looking for Final Scratch (I still want it for DJing), I want something to mess up the original song and add some new tracks to it. :rolleyes:

[doowrehs]

All the usual suspects: Logic Express, Ableton Live, Propellerheads Reason, Mackie Tracktion... and at the higher end: Logic Pro, Cubase, Digital Performer, Pro Tools, etc.

[Xavier]

This is more of the DJ side of what you were looking for.

http://www.megaseg.com/

[emotion]

I use Ableton Live 5. I love it. The demo is worth trying out, beware it's a lot easier to get to grips with if you read the manual (it's well written) and do the included tutorials.

[Flowbee]

For remixing on the Mac, Ableton Live is the way to go. There are some tutorials included with the demo. You should also watch the Live 3 quickstart video located on this page (http://www.ableton.com/index/tutorials). It will give you a good overview of Live's basics, even though many features have been added since version 3. Live 5.2 is a Universal Binary.

Also worth noting, Live 6 is due to be released sometime this summer. Check the forums on Ableton's site for more info.

[emotion]

Live 6 will be announced in a couple of days. I'm excited by that :)

Dual core/processor support in Live 6.

[quigleybc]

Live 6 will be announced in a couple of days. I'm excited by that :)

Dual core/processor support in Live 6.



God, I can't wait for that....how much better can it get?? Wait..don't answer that,...I'll find out..

Ableton Live....all you need....:D

[emotion]

God, I can't wait for that....how much better can it get?? Wait..don't answer that,...I'll find out..

Ableton Live....all you need....:D

:) as soon as that is out it'll be time for some Macbook-ness I think.

[Mammoth]

Excellent, time to stretch all this Dual 1.83Ghz..