mixing for radio

New song I'm working on. I guess it's 70s sounding. Arranging/mix/critique appreciated.

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Is anybody here interested in programming online stations with the capability to go live with DJ sets, etc? It seems like a good way for DJ's and producers to program music they like mixed with their own tracks based on a 24/7 hour program mixed with live DJ sets thrown in whenever they please.

is there any way to try to 'demo' the efx of radio/cable versions of final mixes? any way to estimate the effect?

I live in Australia. I recently bought some hosting for a ShoutCast radio stream with a server in the UK. Naively, I thought that licensing would be a simple matter. When I looked in to it more closely, I realised that I have to get two different licenses for two different types in of copyright in order to discourage the copyright holders from suing me.

Hi. I was just wondering how I can get a radio quality sound with the equipment I've got. Here's my list. .

PreSonus firestudio, sterling audio st69 vocal mic, vox guitar amp, drumagog, Sonar home studio 4 and Wavesmercury bundle effects plugins. Do you think I can get radio quality stuff?

I've been wondering for the last couple of months why my last song on radio didn't so that clear and powerful as in the studio.

The I found out that quite a few people said that when you send/email or drop your song of for a radio station, that the overall RMS must not be over the -6db range...thus, don't compress or limit your song, but keep the song as is.

So i have all this equipment but i feel like I'm not using its full potential.
i have it set-up like this:

RODE NT1-A ---> PreSonus TubePRE ----> dbx 266XL ----> Mbox 2 ----> Pro Tools 8/ Windows Vista

Hello everyone!

I've searched very long for the right workflow. The resulting workflow can be described not as complete and is constantly evolving. When I look back, as clueless as I worked with Wavelab at First, I must laugh about me - or even ashamed. And maybe I will the current, in turn, smile again.

Hey guys! I’m trying to find a decent mic to record some radio ads for our company. (Im not trying to start a professional recording studio, I just need a decent mic that will sound good for a simple vocal radio ad) I already have a MacbookPro and Soundtrack Pro 2. I’ve been reading around and have had a hard time figuring out what mic to get. These are what I was thinking of

What do you guys use to get that effect that your Vocals or mix is coming through a small radio or pig amp ?

Is there a plugin thats good for this ?