That is a very impressive sounding station. I do wish I could hear it on air, as I bemoan 24kpbs.
remember that I am trying to emulate the orignial sound of Top 40, so the audio is from an AM wideband reciever
How difficult or expen$ive are custom sung sounders?
several done at TM in Dallas, most from Ben Freedman. He's also in Dallas and way more affordable than you can imagine! I used all the KenR stuff he sold to mix and match
I like your rotation and estimate you are 10 years older than I.
As much as I hate to admit it, I turned 50 recently!
Since August I have been collecting my favorite music and radio bits from 1925 to present, and at 24 hours I am maybe 4-5 % done.
that sounds interesting...
Most of my music is on the harder edge, with the few mellower songs I favor.
I have a sweeper that says "..songs that don't 'test well'..and that truly says it all. I play the hits, but a lot of other stuff too!
On the other hand, I have Larry Harmon as Bozo the clown, singing "Wowee! (it's a purty day)" and " I like to like people".
My format is supposed to twist one's head around until it's 'bout to snap off. Dificult listening, as college stations do it, but made of
stuff from a wide range of artists, b-side and obscure heavy. Still have some of the big hits, if they wear well.
You're far along and sound much better as a station. Mine is by comparison a glorified ipod with radio bits.
Mine also is lucky to go 200 feet, due to the dense brick/steel neighborhood.
buy a Rangemaster 1000 and you will get at least a couple of miles, maybe more, depending on the situation...it's not cheap nor does it sound that way. If you are serious this is the one and only one to buy... and no, Keith didn't pay me to say that (although he should - I've recommended it at every chance!!
