They have already dumped the content. The people are gone.
These people never struck a single chord, belted a single note, or kept any beat.
If content to you is DJ chatter on a music channel, may I refer you to the FM dial.
Most if not all of the DJ cut in's are prerecorded in bulk. They have the DJ record a weeks worth of blather in an hour or two and add it in to the prerecorded show. I forget what the term for that is (pretracking?) but to me DJ blather is just that.
Most if not all of the DJ cut in's are prerecorded in bulk. They have the DJ record a weeks worth of blather in an hour or two and add it in to the prerecorded show. I forget what the term for that is (pretracking?) but to me DJ blather is just that.
Wow. I am sorry for what has been missed.
1. These were live DJs. They took request calls & put them on the air. They chatted with listeners about music trivia. They had a 'cat fight' each week where listeners called in and voted on their favorite of two renditions of the same song.....all callers were recorded an the votes were played back in the hour. They were smart.....they were very knowledgeable about the music. They had in-studio guests.....live.....and the listeners could call in and question the guests.....all live. You just don't get that with voicetracking.
2. What the DJs had to say was the number 1 reason that I paid for satellite radio. I have all of the music I will ever want on CD.
There is no reason Sirius can use the XM catalog of music on the new channels.
Wow. I am sorry for what has been missed.
1. These were live DJs. They took request calls & put them on the air. They chatted with listeners about music trivia. They had a 'cat fight' each week where listeners called in and voted on their favorite of two renditions of the same song.....all callers were recorded an the votes were played back in the hour. They were smart.....they were very knowledgeable about the music. They had in-studio guests.....live.....and the listeners could call in and question the guests.....all live. You just don't get that with voicetracking.
2. What the DJs had to say was the number 1 reason that I paid for satellite radio. I have all of the music I will ever want on CD.
It's called voice tracking. It's pretty much the norm in satellite radio. It's extremely common in terrestrial radio. The DJ can usually bang out a full show about 20-30 minutes, then the cuts are loaded into the automation system. Here in the NY market, it's pretty common on the overnights. In other markets, you could have voice tracked shifts in just about any day part. In a lot of cases, the person doing the voice tracking is from another city.