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Where to get radio imaging content?

gregg75

gregg75

I need some station I.D.'s for my new streamer. Anybody you can recommend that doesn't cost and arm and a leg? Also, my songs are in MP3 so I assume the I.D.s would have to be too.
 
I had these guys produce a complete imaging package for my station. They did a great job and at a reasonable cost.

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Earcandy13
YouTube Demo of the package they did for me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ha5l5D12uoU

The first couple of minutes is some of the stuff that they did for me.

Tell them that Red State Talk Radio sent you. I don't get anything, just figured they'd want to know that I referred them.
 
Lots of voice guys at Fiverr.com as well. When I worked at my old FM talk station only the full timers got imaging done by our imaging guy, so I paid some guy 5 bucks to do dry liners and I produced them into full imaging for my show.
 
I went there also. Some woman must have had a virus in her video, it knocked down my computer and I had to revert back in time.

The Candy folks did come through. They're not perfect, but well priced, I'm satisfied. The "professional guys" wanted too much money!
 
gregg75 said:
I went there also. Some woman must have had a virus in her video, it knocked down my computer and I had to revert back in time.

The Candy folks did come through. They're not perfect, but well priced, I'm satisfied. The "professional guys" wanted too much money!
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The key is to communicate extensively to them what you want. I wrote the script myself, so I got what I wanted in terms of the verbage. I left the creative side of things (effects, etc.) up to them. I was pleased with the work they did for me, but like I said, I spent quite a bit of time explaining what I wanted. We even talked voice once or twice to make sure he understood the type of attitude that I wanted. I also had him send me samples of his voice over folks and chose the two people that I wanted to do my work.
 
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