Voice tracking

[ajhenderson]

I can't seem to figure out DirEttore and ZaraRadio is good but doesn't allow for voicetracking. Anyone have suggestions for an economical (preferably free, but I'm not holding my breath) VT software to allow some on-air hours to have jocked segments?

 

[wikhradio]

> I can't seem to figure out DirEttore and ZaraRadio is good
> but doesn't allow for voicetracking. Anyone have
> suggestions for an economical (preferably free, but I'm not
> holding my breath) VT software to allow some on-air hours to
> have jocked segments?
>

What I use.... MusicGen (free of charge music scheduling software), enter in songs and commercial breaks, etc, as well as where the vt will go (I create a file named vthere.mp3) for as long as the shift is.

I can then export it to a file somewhere on the computer (you choose where) and then open it as a playlist on Direttore. I save the playlist, use musicgen to guide me in making the vts in Adobe Audition, save the files with date first, then what vt it is, and then add it to the playlist in DirEttore. This is somewhat a pain at first, but it is acually quite simple after doing it a few times. That is the only way (For now) that you can do it in Direttore. Soon they may add a vt feature.<P ID="signature">______________


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[meisrc]

I just record various voice tracks (any recording software will record, I use goldwave)and just schedule them into the scheduler on Zararadio to run at a certain time.

> > I can't seem to figure out DirEttore and ZaraRadio is good
>
> > but doesn't allow for voicetracking. Anyone have
> > suggestions for an economical (preferably free, but I'm
> not
> > holding my breath) VT software to allow some on-air hours
> to
> > have jocked segments?
> >
>
> What I use.... MusicGen (free of charge music scheduling
> software), enter in songs and commercial breaks, etc, as
> well as where the vt will go (I create a file named
> vthere.mp3) for as long as the shift is.
>
> I can then export it to a file somewhere on the computer
> (you choose where) and then open it as a playlist on
> Direttore. I save the playlist, use musicgen to guide me in
> making the vts in Adobe Audition, save the files with date
> first, then what vt it is, and then add it to the playlist
> in DirEttore. This is somewhat a pain at first, but it is
> acually quite simple after doing it a few times. That is the
> only way (For now) that you can do it in Direttore. Soon
> they may add a vt feature.
>