[cma-l] what is the best radio broadcasting software
Tony Wilding
tonywilding at rugbyhospitalradio.org
Thu Jan 31 10:54:40 GMT 2008
Hi, from testing or using aound 50 different systems here are 4 suggestions
(which do not include Myriad etc).The links for each are at the end of this
post.
Firstly I second the choice made by Bill, mAirList as an excellent starting
point.
mAirList with the forthcoming improvements (database and scheduler) will
make a very attractive option especially as it is free to community radio.
If you need any advice, help with the setup or use of the software drop me a
line, If I am unable to help I will contact Torben (the developer) directly.
My second recommendation is station playlist studio and its sister product
creator. Studio is the playout, creator the scheduler a good buy (as a
package) for around £250/£300 depending on the exchange rates.
Based in New Zealand, Ross will provide support normally within 24 hours
again feel free to ask me. We have been usng both for 3 years.
Next is Autoplus from Nick Beer and Tim Ley at WestCountry Broadcast. An
ideal call as they can also offer a OneStop Solution for all your studio
needs.
Finally Sound Sequencer SSQ, great for live assist while version 3 promises
much with improved handling of automation (the current version also handles
automation). Hopefully version 3 will be available soon.
Good price too, contact John Cantrill for the latest or Paul Moore at Ashby
Radio is a long term user who can help more.
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THE LINKS
http://www.mairlist.com/en/
http://www.stationplaylist.com/
http://www.westcountrybs.co.uk/
Autoplus is here
http://www.westcountrybs.co.uk/radio%20automation.htm
http://www.ssq.info/
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Kind regards tony
btw:help or advice with any of these just drop me a line.
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