EJay Clubworld
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😊 7.5/10
(Playstation 2 - PAL, Action & Adventure)
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Developed by:
Unique Development Studios
Published by:
Hamster
Released On:
24 Nov 2000
eJay ClubWorld lets you to create your own hit music without any musical training. Eight real world clubs and locations are available, each with a different music style. Over 10.000 royalty-free samples from House, Hip Hop, Trance, Ambient, Drum & Bass, Acid & Electro, Reggae and Techno are available for you to choose from and can be mixed using an intuitive interface. In addition, a synthesizer, a drum machine and even a virtual turntable lets you create your own unique sounds. There is also a Video Mode that visualizes your musical creation.
Up to four players can participate in a Live Jam session simultaneously, where each player controls an instrument.
eJay ClubWorld is released for the PlayStation 2 console on 24 November 2000. The game combines action and adventure elements with music creation, making it a unique gaming experience.
eBay Product ID:
10506 (United Kingdom)
EAN-13:
5017783012859 (United Kingdom)
EAN-13:
5017783456516 (United Kingdom)
Sony PN:
SLES-50933 (United Kingdom)
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Media Type:
DVD-ROM
Multiplayer Game Modes:
Co-Op
Save Game Methods:
External Storage
Multiplayer Options:
Same/Split-Screen
Number of Offline Players:
1-2 Players
Additional Hardware Supported:
Multitap
Number of Offline Players via Multitap:
1-4 Players
Controller Types Supported:
Analog Controller, Digital Controller
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This music creation game, set in the birthplace of hip-hop, allows players to mix and arrange tracks within virtual clubs. Players utilize various tools like mixers and turntables to create their own hip-hop and R&B sounds.
Story
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge represents the birthplace of hip-hop and is home to the eJay CLUBWORLD Hip-Hop studios.
The history of hip-hop is rich and complex, with triumphs, tragedies, heroes, villains, and even a civil war between East Coast and West Coast in the mid-90s. While many fans know about Tupac, Biggie, and Puffy Combs, this is far removed from the early days of hand-stenciled mimeographs advertising block parties featuring Grandmaster Flash.
It was at these parties in the "Boogie Down" South Bronx that hip-hop's founding fathers began delivering spoken rhymes over break beats from funk and disco records in the mid-70s. Today, the four pillars of hip-hop (and its sister R&B) are deejaying, rapping, (break) dancing, and graffiti tagging. This all came together as artists built a following through word of mouth at block parties and small clubs in New York's outer boroughs and under the Brooklyn Bridge.
Inside the Clubs
There are 8 clubs, each representing a different style. These places are the heart of eJay CLUBWORLD, where you play music and mix hits.
As soon as you enter a club, eJay CLUBWORLD is 100% tuned into the club scene. You can access all the tools needed to create the right club sound.
Upon entering a club, you will find yourself in the Arranger.
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Mixer
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Arranger
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THEME
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LIVE JAM
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Exit
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Live Jam
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Video
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Turntables
If you press the A button, you can hear the Resident Mix. This is a readymade mix that demonstrates some of the possibilities in eJay CLUBWORLD. To clear the Resident Mix, select CLEAR MIX from the Pause menu.
How to Play
Getting Started
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MEMORY CARD slot 2
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MEMORY CARD slot 1
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disc tray
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RESET button
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USB connector
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S400 i.LINK connector
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controller port 1
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controller port 2
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(OPEN) button
Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to the instructions in its instruction manual. Make sure the main power switch (located on the back of the console) is turned on.
Press the RESET button. When the power indicator lights up, press the OPEN button and the disc tray will open. Place the eJay CLUBWORLD disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up. Press the OPEN button again and the disc tray will close.
Attach game controllers and other peripherals, as appropriate. Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on using the software.
Language Select
Upon starting eJay CLUBWORLD, you have to choose the language used in the game.
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ENGLISH
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FRANCAIS
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ITALIANO
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ESPANOLES
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DEUTSCH
Once you have chosen the language it will be saved on the memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) when you save your Settings. If Settings data exists, it will be automatically loaded before the game starts.
The Settings save is separate to any Mixes you save. Deleting the Settings data will not affect any Mix data you may have.
After you have chosen your language, you will be led to the selection of the different locations of eJay CLUBWORLD: THE GLOBE.
The Globe
Here is the starting point for your Club expedition. Here you can access all areas of eJay CLUBWORLD. On the globe you can see the clubs and the other levels that you can visit, the TUTORIAL and the JUKEBOX.
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Club Name and Music Style
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Club Information
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CHANGE CLUBS
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SELECT CLUB
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Controls
There is no particular order in which you have to attempt the clubs. You can just choose the club with your sort of music. However, we recommend that you first take a look at the TUTORIAL. This shows you the controls and functions of the game.
Tutorial
Arrange and mix songs, make your own drum beats and synthesizer sequences, jam live with friends, play your songs with video animation on the jukebox...that's quite a bit! To get to know the most important functions quickly you can take a look in the TUTORIAL.
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SELECT CHAPTER
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THE MAIN CONTROLS
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THE BASICS OF ARRANGING
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MIXER
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GROOVE GENERATOR
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HYPER GENERATOR
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SCRATCH MODE
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LIVE JAM
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VIDEO MODE
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JUKEBOX
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EXIT
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back to globe
Select the chapter you wish to view by using the directional buttons and then press the X button. To quit from a chapter, press the X button again.
When you have got the hang of these functions, you should be ready to mix it in all levels of eJay CLUBWORLD.
The Clubs
Amnesia started as one of the first big open-air Ibiza clubs, boasting the most legendary stories of never-ending parties, where the native bongo drummers heated up the atmosphere once the music had ended.
There is a wide variety of music played in the club. At the famous foam party - Espuma the DJs manage to mix house and trance with rock and pop music. The foam, which snows down onto the dance floor from massive foam cannons, is nearly as high as the dancers are tall and it often goes higher!
Other special nights, such as Cream, promoted by the renowned Liverpool club and the German Party Cocoon (with Sven Väth and friends!) bring top DJs from the whole of Europe onto the isle. Good trance music and a fantastic atmosphere are popular with both tourists and locals!
Tool Selector
Besides the ARRANGER, each club has many other tools to offer you via the TOOL SELECTOR. To open the TOOL SELECTOR press the R2 button. The various symbols for the TOOLS appear on the screen. Choose the function you are looking for using the directional buttons and select it with the X button.
Arranger
The ARRANGER is there to make complete songs out of the individual samples. You can access all sounds and all of the 20 stereo tracks. In addition you can vary the master volume and the playback speed of the song. The current song information and the most important controls are shown in the info field.
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Club name
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Information
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SELECT
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PREVIEW
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PLAY
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Master volume
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Tempo
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Reset
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Sound groups
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Sample name
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Track numbers
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Tracks
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Samples
The Zones - Operation Fields
The ARRANGER - as with all of the other TOOLS - is divided into OPERATION FIELDS. You can switch between these by holding the R1 button and pressing a directional button. You cannot move the cursor beyond the edge of an OPERATION FIELD with the directional buttons alone, as they are intended for navigation within the field.
The different OPERATION FIELDS in the ARRANGER are the SOUND GROUP BUTTONS, SAMPLES, TRACKS, TRACK NUMBERS, INFO and VOLUME & PITCH.
Sound Samples
The SOUND SAMPLES are loaded from the individual sounds of the club. Each club has at least 1000 SOUND SAMPLES. The SAMPLES are found in the various SOUND GROUPS of the lower OPERATION FIELDS. When you choose one of the SOUND GROUPS such as drum loops, bass, keys, vocals etc., all sounds within that group will then be shown.
To hear and select SOUND SAMPLES:
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Press the R1 button and the
Controls
X button
Selects samples or menu items.
button
To preview a sample.
O button
To drop a sample if it is selected, deletes a sample from the mix if a sample is not selected.
A button
Play and Stop the current mix.
directional buttons
Move the cursor and highlight menu options.
R1 button
Used with the directional buttons to move between OPERATION FIELDS.
R2 button
Access the TOOL SELECTOR.
R3 button
Not used.
L1 button
Access tools on a selected sample.
L2 button
Return to the first bar of the mix.
L3 button
Not used.
START button
Gives access to Save, Load, Delete and Clear options as well as Settings.
SELECT button
Toggles between mix info and control help in the INFO OPERATION FIELD.
left analog stick
Alter the speed of the left hand turntable.
right analog stick
Scratch the right hand turntable.
R1 + directional buttons
Move between OPERATION FIELDS.
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