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<div>If you have the time to learn how to do things yourself , you can fix things , bring in new ideas , grow , don't pay to keep what you already have running , I've built a studio switch over unit from scratch , it switches between studios at the push of
a button they are both streaming to the transmission site where they are recorded , so if studio 1 is live on fm and internet studio 2 is streaming on the net and being recorded if you push a button in either studios it switches around but keeping the urls
the same so the net links don't change , this allows people to practice and pre record shows without having to set up recording software ( or hard ware ) and all the levels are set if they keep out of the reds on the meters . With a little imagination you
can build quite a lot !! <br>
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<b>Mark davis</b>
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On 18 Dec 2014, at 23:22, "James Cridland" <<a href="mailto:james@cridland.net">james@cridland.net</a>> wrote:<br>
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<p dir="ltr">In 1991-1995 I did some work for HWD Hospital Radio in Dewsbury (and was both Engineer and Programme Manager for a short while). The organisation was fairly hand-to-mouth, but the studios looked very impressive and nothing looked Heath Robinson.
No errant wiring, neat carpet on the walls, good lighting and a decently-sized studio, with decent carpentry and everything.</p>
<p dir="ltr">As a result, none of the guests ever left thinking "mickey mouse outfit"; and we were able to get significantly more donations from local businesses than we'd have had if we were in a shed or a caravan.</p>
<p dir="ltr">I also visited CFM in Carlisle once. Built in a Portakabin in the car park of Border TV, it was rather more "mickey mouse" than HWD!</p>
<p dir="ltr">A healthy office space is good for the people who work on the station, good for potential funding organisations, and in many cases makes the station sound better, too. I don't think there's much benefit in pretending otherwise.<br>
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