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radio from home?

  • 25-11-2015 11:45am
    #1
    patjack
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    Hi all. I volunteer with a community radio station. I am starting to find it difficult travelling from Tipperary to Limerick to do a 2 hour slot. I am wondering would anybody know of a way or some software that would enable me to record and put together the show from my home? Thanks


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  • #2
    STB.
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    patjack wrote: »
    Hi all. I volunteer with a community radio station. I am starting to find it difficult travelling from Tipperary to Limerick to do a 2 hour slot. I am wondering would anybody know of a way or some software that would enable me to record and put together the show from my home? Thanks

    For just links I presume ?

    Audacity is free. Presume you have a USB Condenser Mic.

    If you want to talk over tunes you'll have to mix them after you record your links.


  • #3
    wnolan1992
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    We use SAM Broadcaster in the station I volunteer with. It's expensive, but certain websites do a really good deal on it if you're on a budget. I've used it on my own laptop to prerecord shows before and if you set up corectly it's literally just like you're presenting a live show.

    Has voice tracking capabilities, software based fading and physical fading if you have a mixer. May be a bit of a learning curve, but IMO in the long run it's way faster to produce a show using it than mixing it in Audacity.


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