The next project on the bench is this 1967 SA-39B Limiter.

By Timothy Revell

Norway will be the first country to start turning off FM radio. Over the course of 2017, the FM radio network will slowly be switched off, with listeners only able to listen to digital programmes instead.

The northern county of Nordland will cease to broadcast FM radio from tomorrow, with other regions following suit throughout the year.

Hey there!

I've been doing a Podcast for a while now but recently I've decided to step up my game a bit and start a daily show, but I need more serious equipment and I don't really no much about these hardwares.

I've been foolish enough to buy the RODE Podcaster, which as far as I know is a dead end due to it's inability to work with audio interfaces.

Greetings all,

Next job I wanted to do was remix the song Leigh and I wrote in 1998. Radio Love was recorded along with Eric Heydock on bass guitar and Ritzy members Peter Hughes and Mick Carroll on backing vocals. Also Eric's drummer at the time Mike Copson. Me on keys, guitars and lead vocals.

Just thought I would say good morning :). Sitting here in cold (well sort of ) wet Houston. Catching up with e-mails. I have an interview on a local internet radio station apparently next week, exciting hey?. LOL.

What's everyone else up to?.

Tony

Can you believe this, they say the youth, their audience wants more variety so they are chopping the songs to a minute thirty to fit the beat of their spin. Is radio turning into a night club DJ with ads? They use a third party chopper to trim the songs. The artist still gets paid (counted) but you are pro rated lol!

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

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Japan Music Promotion which offers promotion, marketing, and PR services for the Japanese music market, is pleased to announce new contact lists of Japanese music companies for music promotion in Japan.

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?