Check out Traktor - allot of credible DJ's in KL's underground using it. They usually supplement it with a couple of additional stuff though:

External soundcard (one with more than just 1in1out) I personally use a M-audio quattro with 4ins4outs

Then...

You find a DJ mixer (DJM500's are allot of fun) or even the Behringer models arent so bad.

Then...

You take 2 outs and plug them into 1 channel of thie mixer - the other two on another channel.

In Traktor's preferences, swap to External Mixer mode - that way you can cue with the mixer, and mix as if you have 2 virtual decks with Traktor.

Of course - if you REALLY want to get fancy.

You can sync a few Traktor computers together - plug in more drum machines - and mash up tracks like a nutcase. But your ears are gonna bleed and your fingers are gonna go numb after the 4th hour.

We tried it. This is about 5 in the morning at a jam session.

Its sort of Final Scratch mode without the scratchamp hardware - Traktor's nice cos you can loop - and the differenciating factor between Traktor and cd/vin mixing is that now that it allows you to go beyond what two decks can do - ie: mashing loops up or multiple syncs

Let us know how your progress goes! I'd be interested to see if KL's gonna have another Juan Atkins

Well - check out Serato by Raine - they have some seriously good hardware AND it uses Traktor as a backend as well. Final Scratch is nice - but Stanton don't stand behind their design as firmly as Raine does.

Yeah man - the next rev of the Macbooks - thats gonna be SIiiiiiickkk...

Have you checked out Ableton Live?

What happened to them? Did they break? Or did the diaphram tear?

I've got a friend who's swearing by his Behringers - but then again - for about RM500 you can pick up a pair of Technics or Pioneer headphones.

Great for DJ/LivePA but they really hurt your ears if you wanna do studio monitoring for a mixdown.