eJuice Me Up files?

[kurotoshiro]

Hey all Mixmasters

So ... just starting to get into mixing, and have acquired the "eJuice Me Up" software, which seems pretty handy. I'm just wondering whether all the various recipes that are kicking around on this forum exist, somewhere, as files that can simply be loaded into this software? I'm sure I can work out how to create the files myself, but if someone has already done the data entry and has files they'd be willing to share that would be grand.

[Perpetua]

Waaaaaaaaaay beyond my technical abilities I'm afraid Kuro and I don't know of anyone else who has.

Sorry.

[vereybowring]

All it would take would be for a place to exist for people to upload their recipes to for others to then download.
The storage area would have to be accessible to everyone or require some sort of registration.
I am sure their are more savvy internet builders than me about on AAE-C who could get this done easily as I only really have experience of storing personal files online and haven't looked much at public storage.

[Skwoddy]

Dropbox springs to mind. Good plan.

Found some bodies shares, I'll look at transferring some of my recipes to a Dropbox share, but here's some I found..
www.dropbox.com/sh/rvjkyjey6tevu8z/-k1id0AVnF

You don't need to install Dropbox (although it's free and extremely useful)' if anyone wants to drop me a pm with an email address they would register Dropbox with, I can send you a recommendation and we would both get extra free storage space.

[kurotoshiro]

I'd be happy to create a folder on my dropbox and then share it with anyone who is either willing to add stuff to it, or wants to access it to find stuff others have added. Just PM me your email address and I'll invite you to a folder.

[Deleted]

I rather like the way they are in a sticky, especially the one's that use Frogsters spreadsheet, it makes it nice and easy to peruse

[alvoram]

I use ejuice me up, and have been saving my recipes as files on there, will happily share when I've mastered some.

Had wondered about this myself, perhaps someone with a little time on their hands could collate all the recipes on the sticky into EJMU files?