Hi! i'd just like to say i find this very interesting! i know that there is voicetracking everyday on radio but never knew how it worked! I also hope to get into radio and deejay someday myself! thanks for the vid!
Hey I'm a college student, learning how to become a radio jock, and I am pretty interested in how this works. Is voice tracking used during holidays like Christmas or Thanksgiving? Because that's what I've been told.
@ranelproductions - Whoever told you that is wrong. Unless you can find a station that has live jocks around the clock, voice tracking is done EVERYDAY! On some big market stations prime time shifts are live, like mornings, middays, and afternoons. Out of the 7 stations in our cluster, most of it's voice tracked. We only have one station that's live from 6am to midnight. So it's not just on holidays, it's a daily thing. It's a sad thing, but a sign of the times. Hope that helps.
To be honest, voice tracking is good if the DJs are busy doing more important affairs, but when you have out of town people doing it for the radio station, it can be the destruction of local deejaying.
This is for professtioan use only. They come in and set it up. My guess for something like this is more than 20-30,000 bucks. This program works together with something called TLC. We have it on an entire network here.
@gunnarasgeir Its no longer Scott Studios, because it merged with Maestro and Google. Then later in 2009 Google sold the radio automation business to Wide Orbit so now its called Wide Orbit radio automation.
"Oooh, Ahhh!" I was told what voicetracking was when I visited a radio station before, but now seeing it be done is amazing! So... it takes a few hours at the most to do a 6 hour show for the voicetrackers.. I was never smart enough to figure that out. Haha
Ahhh, looks like you're using SS32 ver. 2. Classic!
GoGoGadgetBeer 3 weeks ago
Hi! i'd just like to say i find this very interesting! i know that there is voicetracking everyday on radio but never knew how it worked! I also hope to get into radio and deejay someday myself! thanks for the vid!
mountaindew365 3 months ago
Hey I'm a college student, learning how to become a radio jock, and I am pretty interested in how this works. Is voice tracking used during holidays like Christmas or Thanksgiving? Because that's what I've been told.
ranelproductions 1 year ago
@ranelproductions - Whoever told you that is wrong. Unless you can find a station that has live jocks around the clock, voice tracking is done EVERYDAY! On some big market stations prime time shifts are live, like mornings, middays, and afternoons. Out of the 7 stations in our cluster, most of it's voice tracked. We only have one station that's live from 6am to midnight. So it's not just on holidays, it's a daily thing. It's a sad thing, but a sign of the times. Hope that helps.
UtRadioGuy 1 year ago
To be honest, voice tracking is good if the DJs are busy doing more important affairs, but when you have out of town people doing it for the radio station, it can be the destruction of local deejaying.
extreme67 1 year ago
Scott Studios has come A LONG WAY since 1998. That was 12 years ago back in the Windows 95/98 days. It runs PERFECT now and I love using it.
UtRadioGuy 2 years ago
What is the website for this Scott Studio radio automation. I have been google it and i cant find the website.
I wanna know more about this software. Looks pretty cool and useful as long as if this is cheaper than RCS Master Control.
gunnarasgeir 2 years ago
This is for professtioan use only. They come in and set it up. My guess for something like this is more than 20-30,000 bucks. This program works together with something called TLC. We have it on an entire network here.
UtRadioGuy 2 years ago
@gunnarasgeir Its no longer Scott Studios, because it merged with Maestro and Google. Then later in 2009 Google sold the radio automation business to Wide Orbit so now its called Wide Orbit radio automation.
rapcity401 1 year ago
@gunnarasgeir That may be, but we haven't changed anything in this cluster of 8 radio stations!
UtRadioGuy 1 year ago
COOL
joeryannnnnnn 2 years ago
alright thanks man...
joeryannnnnnn 2 years ago
hello im joe..what software automation you are using... for 6 hour show.,.. me im using otsav... cool but i want to know about what you are using
joeryannnnnnn 2 years ago
Scott Studios
UtRadioGuy 2 years ago
Why aren't you live fella?
andyglive 3 years ago
Sign of the times, nature of the beast. Not to mention I am on live every morning and afternoon.
UtRadioGuy 3 years ago
wow you have a wide variety little texas too tom cochrene.
ontopofsandmtn06 3 years ago
Base on what he said this station is in Salt Lake City, Utah
wal2177 3 years ago
"Oooh, Ahhh!" I was told what voicetracking was when I visited a radio station before, but now seeing it be done is amazing! So... it takes a few hours at the most to do a 6 hour show for the voicetrackers.. I was never smart enough to figure that out. Haha
Lauren912 4 years ago
I can do a 6 hour show in 20 mins
UtRadioGuy 4 years ago
Ohhh my gosh, our station used to run Scott Studios before switching to Master Control.
Cheers
Alex
xstatic89fm 4 years ago
interesting! I shall pass this on to my son!
dkvTunes 4 years ago
Thanks for sharing,I would love to have some of your gear.
jcska823 4 years ago
Just wondering what broadcasting program your using for the tracking.
Scsibut 4 years ago
We use the Scott System, and TCL.
UtRadioGuy 4 years ago
A nice peep into a radio broadcasting production. Thanks!
TomiBonTomi 4 years ago
Very interesting stuff that is for sure! You do as if you do it in your sleep! With such precision!
Montagraph 4 years ago
These are the best, thanks again for shearing the secrets of radio. Can't wait to see more. :)
shanejensen 4 years ago