(Don’t) Face The Music: Music Variety Despite Genre Quota (1)
Having to play a certain amount of specific music can be a serious challenge for radio stations. Here’s how you can deal with music quota rules.
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Author: Thomas Giger
Format X-Ray 1c: CHR Music Scheduling Analysis
Premium | Balance in both category exposure and category sequence will help you create radio music format clocks that reinforce your music strategy.
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Digital Revolution: “Get Out Of It On A High Note”
Radio stations publishing their content across several media and multiple channels can serve their audience better by managing their production efficiently.
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Format X-Ray 1b: CHR Music Scheduling Analysis
Premium | A successful radio station thrives on music, mornings and marketing. This station could optimise some aspects of its song library and music scheduling.
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Mixing Consoles: Networking Allows Better Workflow
Looking to increase your efficiency and improve your workflow? Consider connecting your broadcast studios and production suites via audio over IP networks.
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Format X-Ray 1a: CHR Radio Programming Analysis
Premium | Optimising small things, like increasing format consistency, could be enough to turn a good station into a great one in terms of programming tactics & strategy.
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Audio Production: “Cloud Collaboration Is Exciting Innovation”
The more tools we have for audiovisual production, the greater need there is for workflow management. Avid makes an effort to facilitate collaborative creation.
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Broadcast Microphones: “Have A Good Signal-To-Noise Ratio”
Controlling the distance between mouth & mic is essential in controlling the sound you’re getting from a broadcast microphone, also because of the proximity effect.
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Audio Monitoring: “Truthfulness Is A Reward”
Genelec’s founder Ilpo Martikainen prefers having loudspeakers with a neutral sound for optimum control of audio quality.
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Ratings-Driving Content? Include Every Listener!
Brainstorming interesting topics is just one half of the equation; finding mass-appeal angles is the most creative part of successful storytelling.
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How To Give Your Station An Amazing On-Air Sound (7)
Loudness wars may be over between radio stations (in some markets); they go on in the music industry. Should we always ‘undo’ clipping, and if so, how?
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How Radio Stations Can Use Snapchat Smarter
American radio personality Mark Kaye shares ideas on how to use Snapchat for your station or show to engage listeners and receive content.
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Top Programmers Stay On Course (And Ask For Tools)
Being disciplined and demanding is an essential trait of successful program directors, radio & research veteran Dan Cowen says.
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How To Give Your Station An Amazing On-Air Sound (6)
A clean and bright sound, with low distortion and low fatigue, is what Bob Orban considers to be the best sound for a radio station.
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Research: The Stairway To Radio Ratings Heaven?
Radio music & content research shows that great on-air personalities and hit music producers have one thing in common – they never keep their audience waiting for long.
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Turn Your Radio Station (Website) Into A Community
Radio stations have a unique advantage in creating tribes around their on-air product, online community entrepreneur Lacie Larschan says.
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