eJamming Initial Signups Surpass Expectations
5/11/07 – eJamming, the real-time Internet collaboration technology and service for musicians, says that the company reached its first-month goal for sign-ups within three weeks of its public launch. eJamming, which is based both locally in Valley Village and Florida, made its official debut earlier this year at the DEMO 07 show.
eJamming provides a virtual practice and recording studio for musicians and singers worldwide though which they can write, rehearse, record, learn and play together over the Internet. The company says it has solved the latency issues that have hampered collaborative services of this type in the past.
According to chairman and president Alan Glueckman, more than 2600 musicians have signed up for the eJamming service and downloaded eJamming AUDiiO software since it was made available on March 28. The company also says that about half of its members have already participated in three or more eJamming AUDiiO sessions, more than 83 percent have already recommended the service to a friend, and more than 60 percent cited “saving travel time and effort” as key to their interest in eJamming.
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