Splicer

Familiar with the audio editing software Cool Edit Pro, Sony Sound Forge, and Adobe Audition? These are the ones radio stations use for remixing tracks. My brother is really making money out of these. My brother charges from Php5o up to P100 for each song remixed, including the CD burn. With that rate he was able to buy his needs, and his WANTS. He is now the suki splicer of our local tambays-turned-dancers, his school's dance troupe, and hot cheerdancers.

I've tried using the three softwares, and I think Cool Edit Pro is the most user friendly among them. You just need a day or two for practice. Afterwards, you can play DJ in your room. Dance like crazy if you want. You need to have an array of songs for splicing. You also need a huge network of Dancing buddies. Dance groups are the usual customers. The software isn't limited to just remixing, you can also dubb.