Commodore Remix

One of my better bargain buys, a bag of old programs and samples for £35.

Orchestra software, samples of organs and basses and drums and stuff, teacher software still sealed after 12 years, recording suites.... just dumped in a cloth bag at a junk shop. What times we live in.




The Sound On Sounds, still sealed, were probably worth the money on their own, considering how much they charge at the publication. And many old plugins have their own character, now time enough's gone by to judge them.

I haven't tried the 'drumpler' with the latest issue yet but now there's all this to wade through. And I'm very much looking forward to it.

(Most of those Laserdiscs are still unwatched too, come to think. Now this is one overstacked workload I don't mind.)

Indeed... time is the one thing there doesn't seem to be enough of....

Yeah, look at that. Time to get excited in, alright....


Old. But still good enough to stand and becoming collectible as hell.

Great condition too. I really want some money when I put the studio on Ebay as an old man.

I see you have Dance eJay (3?) in there as well. It's a crappy program by today's standards, but as a child it was endless fun making tracks. I remember having tons of fun with Dance eJay 1, 3, and Rave Ejay 1 after school for years.

Ejay Dance +2, that one. I always thought Ejay too clumsy even for a toy. But I have enjoyed using its samples with other software, which go very well with my DJX 2: http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/dec00/a ... ahadjx.asp .






All great period relics. And they make me look again at even older software for my Amiga or Commie.

I'm going on a bit aren't I. But well, with gold this good, you do flash the bling.

Not a mark on them. And demo versions of software now unavailable.

A real birthday present for myself, albeit a fortnight late.