Get into the Production Groove
The phrase “radio production” is a catch-all phrase used to describe any event that is not created live on the air. Production reaches farther than commercials and includes non-commercial production work such as station imaging and promotion, and feature program origination.
Targeted ad insertion
The question of "How can I make money Webcasting?" has taken on the new twist of "How can I afford it?" Ad insertion systems, which were originally an evolutionary step toward creating new revenue sources, are now in the spotlight as a means to manage these new fees.
2001 Salary Survey - Write-in Comments
The Salary Survey contained additional questions that allowed respondents to comment on radio issues.
2001 Salary Survey
As the face of radio broadcasting evolves, industry professionals are faced with many decisions, including determining a fair salary.
Digital STLs
Until the last few years, the narrow bandwidth (300kHz) of the 950MHz radio channels, which was adequate for the audio and technical standards of the all-analog world, was insufficient to handle the much greater bandwidth of the digital signals of newer generation, AES3-compliant studio equipment.
The 2001 NAB Radio Show
When the NAB Radio Show returned after the demise of the World Media Expo, New Orleans played host to the event. That show was well attended, and New Orleans proved itself to be a worthy convention city. Four years later, the NAB Radio Show makes its way back to the Big Easy.
Digital Audio Workstations
One would think that by now all radio stations and audio production studios have replaced their analog reel-to-reel tape recorders with some type of digital editing system. Many have, but surprisingly, my visits to different facilities have revealed that there are still many that haven't upgraded to the latest technology.
Today's High-Performance Audio
With a ten-year history of bringing some of the best and brightest in classical music to the radio, National Public Radio's Performance Today boasts a listenership just under two million and a carriage list of over 250 stations. It is the most listened-to classical show on public radio and broadcasts two hours per day, seven days a week.
WBAA-AM/FM, West Lafayette, IN - Purdue University
A $2 million renovation underway at WBAA AM/FM, Purdue University's NPR affiliate, will nearly double the size of the station's studios and offices in
The Final Countdown for Satellite Radio
Radio currently has three different forms: terrestrial, Internet and the newest innovation, satellite radio.
Problem Solvers & Interfaces
When the ins and outs don't match, save the day the easy way.
Function and Design on Puget Sound
New Century Media builds a functional new home with a view, but without unwanted sound.
NAB2001: A Radio Odyssey
The convention evolution continues as the long existing terrestrial radio coexists with the burgeoning Internet radio and the about-to-be launched satellite
Wired audio transport at NAB2001
All about wired connections at NAB2001.
On-air playback and automation
The innovative phase of on-air playback systems has reached its peak.
Audio processing at NAB2001
Audio processing at NAB2001
Digital audio workstations
Portability was the DAW trend this year. Previously, manufacturers raced in order to beat each other in releasing the newest feature. Increases in sampling
Portable recorders at NAB2001
a rundown of portable recorder technology from the convention.
Microphones at NAB2001
Radio discovers the joys of condenser microphones.
No Wait for Waitt
Eleven studios for six stations in three months? No problem.
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