Searching a simple MP3 Audio Mixer

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I´m looking for a simple MP3 Audio Mixer for Mac like Acoustica MP3 Audio Mixer for PC. It´s simple and doesn´t have PRO engines, it simply help us to make a music set using MP3 files in multitracks (Acoustica doesn´t need convert MP3 files to edit). Some sugestion?
 
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GarageBand can handle MP3s natively, just drag the MP3 into the track window and drop it there. You could then add crossfades and effects to the mix. Not sure how long a song can be in GarageBand, so marathon mixes may be a problem.

Check out info below for track length (I have not tried this yet):

The problem is that GarageBand (like its bigger sibling Logic) is, at heart, a sequencer, not an audio recording program. This means that it's measure-based, rather than time based.

Result: Maximum recording time is determined by number of MEASURES, not by anything else.

Create a new song, and set tempo to 40 bpm instead of the default 129 bpm. You will now be able to record 33 min x 3 = 100 minutes. If you set the time signature to 6/4 time, you get an extra two beats per measure, meaning your maximum time increases by half again to almost three hours.

Note: You must do this when you CREATE the NEW song. Changing this info on an existing song will apparently not work, for whatever reason.
 
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The problem is that GarageBand (like its bigger sibling Logic) is, at heart, a sequencer, not an audio recording program. This means that it's measure-based, rather than time based.

Result: Maximum recording time is determined by number of MEASURES, not by anything else.

You are partially correct. In GB you can actually change over to a time signature as opposed to beats. In the little window below the main window, you'll see the measure/beat window, tempo, etc. If you click the little clock icon, it will switch over to showing time (minute, second, milisecond) as opposed to just the beat/measure.
 

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