Mashup Software

[MyMotto]

As much as i dislike commercial top 40 Mashup's, some of the house and electro ones arent too bad.I want to get into some kind of production, and i figure Mashups are a good place to start. As DJTT just released their review of Mixed In Key Mashup software, I was wondering what other softwares out their are:
A. affordable
B. Easy to Use/ good for beginners
C. Fun

I have Logic Pro 9 on my Macbook, and i've set myself the goal of completing a full track by the end of the summer (im completely new to production).

Cheers!

[Cybertrash]

[...]A. affordable
[...]

I have Logic Pro 9 on my Macbook[...]

Does not compute o.o

Anyway, MiK's software made me interested in Mashups as well, I'll be watching this thread.

[Patch]

Ableton Live is the software for mash-ups/remixes...

[elio_xh]

Ableton Live is the software for mash-ups/remixes...

+1
Their timestretching engine is amazing, and the software allows for the highest precision of track manipulation, so if you want good sounding mashups, ableton.

[Cybertrash]

Problem with Ableton is that it's *very* advanced. A bit overkill if all you want to do is create quick mashups "just for fun", seems like MiK's Mashup is more suitable for that.

[Snailboto]

If you already have Logic I would just use logic. I actually use Logic to make my Mashups and I think its great once you figure everything out. At the end of the day it really comes down to your music rather than exactly what software you use.