As far as I can see, this is the only fundamental difference / extra we’d have to buy from somewhere / link in / do badly. If this has a schedule, even the Auto DJ functions expanded a little to include a time syncronisation, and choose from sepecified folder if time not yet reached this software could be the backbone of 400+ radio stations in the UK just to start with, as the alternatives are very expensive. Your software already covers the streaming and ID’s the music playing - VLC shows me the track im listening to via shoutcast - As Standard!! Your software will organise them all to using the same thing - So perfect. Our volunteers run a mixture of Windows, Apple and Linux. In our radio station, folks bring in laptops and serato setups and plug in / break cables every day. Toe in and out - marking for talking over the tracks where vocals are not apparent, at the begining of songs. Myriad also works as a catalog and scheduling software. The schedule would normally be kept up to date by having a show fill 56-58 mins of the hour, then a redundancy folder, where suitable tunes to fill in the gaps would be used, A time specific (synced by external time) crossover to the News, or the next show at for example 19:59:50 a 10 sec sweep to the 20:00:00 news.Ģ mins of news or so, this will be specified by your news broadcaster, then back to sync’d playlist / in the studio or whatever is going on. to sync to the news, the Live broadcast or simply to the next show. but a couple of things are not there and they are essential. In fact, this software does somethings far easier and more efficiantly than Avid or Myriad, typical softwares. There are some basic functions, that would enable it to much better be the backbones of a radio station. So I’m saying hello, (Hello!) offering my assistance if I can be of any, and ultimately I’d like to help develop this a little, so as well as it being an ultimate DJ broadcast and performance suite, it can additionally represent in the radio studio too.ĭrop me a line when you have a moment, and thanks again,Īnd to expand on the ‘represent in the radio scene’ a little. I’m going to need to get right into the workings of this software if we base our studios around it. I’m an able techie in most areas, and programming is coming along, as well as I have a real experience of the community radio scene. I have some ideas, where should i put them? if you have an ideas board in the forum i’ll prob find it, but a link will be great if you have a moment. So first off, thanks for the software! I’m new to the forum, so assuming you’re one of the parents of the program. I work at a local community radio station in the UK, I am also thinking of setting up one, based around Mixx as the broadcast software… I have been using Mixx for a little while now, I picked it up in a linux build i was playing with. Thanks for your reply, I had emailed this to Garth last night after a quick whizz around the forum i think you might be the man to speak too…

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