I bought this at Hastings in Greenville, TX in 1999 and stayed up many nights in the back room where the PC was messing around on this program. Saved all my work as .wav files. I can see the Windows 95 interface now. Thanks for the memories!!!
Dance Ejay 2 & Techno Ejay 2 were the two best ones they ever made, dance ejay7 was a confusing mess that was extremely buggy. dance ejay2 is awesome for doing remixes been using it since 1999
I absolutely love Hool. I recently purchased Techno Ejay 2 again from the Ejay store and it works on modern Windows systems, so if anyone wants the nostalgia back, go grab it!
I too got my start with this software, and then Magix Audio Studio Deluxe 6 and Midis Studios Deluxe 6 - I'm still making music today, but have upgraded a little since lol
You can hear a lot of Cold Storage style in this. Supposedly Tim Wright contributed to eJay and you can really hear it (composer for early WipEout gamess)
He designed the Virtual Music Studio series. Which is Dance ejay 7, R&B ejay, Techno ejay 5, Hiphop ejay 6. He isn't affiliated with anything else I don't believe. When this program came out, Tim Wright was working for Jester Interactive. He didn't come to Empire interactive till a few years later.
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0:00 - Start
3:41 - Clouds
9:21 - Melodesk
13:32 - Far
17:17 - Hool
21:29 - Bubble
24:11 - E_FUNK
27:03 - Soap
29:41 - String
31:57 - Summer
38:08 - WamBam
40:00 - Edge
42:49 - Straight
I bought this at Hastings in Greenville, TX in 1999 and stayed up many nights in the back room where the PC was messing around on this program. Saved all my work as .wav files. I can see the Windows 95 interface now.
Thanks for the memories!!!
I didn't have the hard drive space to save wavs 😂
I loved this program. Many hours spent making songs.
Still my most used Ejay version. Since 2002.
Pure nostalgia 🫠
Dance Ejay 2 & Techno Ejay 2 were the two best ones they ever made, dance ejay7 was a confusing mess that was extremely buggy. dance ejay2 is awesome for doing remixes been using it since 1999
I liked Dance ejay 7. A lot of the bugs were due to compatibility issues with the DirectX API.
Dance ejay 3 and 4 were great too
I absolutely love Hool. I recently purchased Techno Ejay 2 again from the Ejay store and it works on modern Windows systems, so if anyone wants the nostalgia back, go grab it!
this is a nostalgia bomb straight to my auditory cortex
I too got my start with this software, and then Magix Audio Studio Deluxe 6 and Midis Studios Deluxe 6 - I'm still making music today, but have upgraded a little since lol
I was never alone
Awesome!
before fl studio i used this but before ejay i was using music 2000 for ps1 which beat ejay by miles
Technically this is Rave Ejay 2. - cleaner interface and more tracks (double the amount from 8 to 16)
God I made some shit tracks on this, thought I was amazing at the time
Super Music!
You can hear a lot of Cold Storage style in this. Supposedly Tim Wright contributed to eJay and you can really hear it (composer for early WipEout gamess)
He designed the Virtual Music Studio series. Which is Dance ejay 7, R&B ejay, Techno ejay 5, Hiphop ejay 6. He isn't affiliated with anything else I don't believe. When this program came out, Tim Wright was working for Jester Interactive. He didn't come to Empire interactive till a few years later.
@@musicsoftarchive4328 nice clarification, thanks
Track 2 in this reminded me of The Green Martian - Computer Weekend.
lol. actually some still sound fairly nice
i remember shedding tears over losing a save file on a song when I was like 11. shit tore me apart!
What reverb did they use? )
Where's the track that was an mp3, that track was banging.
"Ejay is the key" was the vocals on it
the track you mean is without any doubt the “eJay Loveparademix ‘99”, a decent banger =]
Repeat....please!
Are they all really here? I remember having a one song like the first one is but much more agressive
Yep, thats all of them I believe.
Crap