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For the instrumental there would've been another way. Wave inversion. Basically you load both the complete jingletrack and acapella track in audiition and wave invert the acapella. maybe results owuld've been better. Just an idea.

Hey Dude! Loving the help with this AI stuff. Learning a lot. What about LoudMe? Still using it?

Love this content and thank you ! Isn't there software that can match the bpm and /or key of the Suno original, with the xmas themed backing tracks ? Like some DJ mashup software. Should fix that issue

Always grateful for the education. best wishes from WIBS 107.5fm. Grenada.

do they seek out small stations? like under 250 listeners per session?>

Aloha Jeff. I'm just curious in your expert opinion, Which Eleven Labs monthly option is adequate for creating ongoing Radio jingles and sweepers? Maybe 10-15 sweepers per month? I'm wondering if the $5/month is adequate or do you think I would need to get the $22/month?

Thanks Dude. I agree that Live365 is awesome at tracking and submitting the playlist info to the PRO's, but who collects the licensing fees that go to them? The source you buy the tracks from? What are your recommendations for buying tracks in a way that makes sure the fees get paid correctly? Thanks!

Love the video. My Dad has been in radio since I was born 53 years ago, later owning his own company that owned and operated stations. I love live radio as well, and hate voice tracking with a passion. I also hate when the FCC changed the laws on ownership, allowing people like CC to come in and ruin everything. I have found a couple of mom and pop owned stations that I might do a shift or two at just for the fun of it. George (Jeff Scott) Francis. Greenville, SC

Call it like it is love it WFKU

I KNEW EXACTLY what I wanted to do for a living when I was 4 years old growing up in the Willamette Valley of Oregon. When I was a freshman in high school, a board op job fell in my lap (right place, right time). I ran the board for Traliblazer, Seahawks, and Oregon games at my station as well as producing local high school sports broadcasts. That was the COOLEST job a young high schooler could have and it was all mine! Now I call local high school football, basketball, and baseball in a different location of Oregon and I LOVE IT! I wish this could be my full-time gig but I won’t give it up until I’m forced out!

Is a god story Jeff and my guess is that voice tracking will never go away. Here in The Netherlands only the BIG commercial radio stations pay their morning crew a million Euros per year or more. The national public stations are paying their dj’s enormous figures of our taxpayers money. And the small local and inter local stations can’t pay anything or even less than that. They work with volunteers, they get a volunteer’s fee. And yes, these stations can only survive with help of voice track programs! I think that in a few decades there will be 60% less radio stations as we know them since the 50s or 60s. My children never listen to the “normal” radio, they listen to Spotify or other streaming providers. So let’s enjoy the stations while they are still here. Before you know…… they are gone 😢🥴

Well in American economics it might sounds ridiculous but for me 300 USD a month for a 4 hours voice track shift 6 days a week sounds really good. I've always done radio "for free" on local and comunity station because those station only runs minimum commercial so can't operate while paying the hosts. But with this system you have to get a good team, otherwhise the project becomes less interesting. Where I'm from, only national radio presenters gets paid.

Amazing video as usual.

Hi great video. I've signed up for your newsletter, I tried two email addresses but haven't received anything. The AI cheat sheet would be useful. Thanks.

Great Video, Jeff! Educational, and yet still got some chuckles.

I was fortunate to have worked at 6 radio stations back in the 1970’s. My gosh, the fun we had! FCC deregulation killed the industry 😢

You're not the only one using this. A youtube severe weather streamer used this during coverage of Hurricane Milton to help him get extra facts about towns and cities affected and especially got help with correct pronunciations in an entertaining way

4:25 the one thing that would have made that perfect would have been "Quiet numbskulls, I'm Broadcasting!"

Could a twist on this be done with "What Unkown Holidays Are Today?" Y'know the ones like National Peanut Butter Day, National Paper Airplane Day, etc?

I know this has nothing to do exactly with the video above but I just discovered your channel and my story is kinda the opposite of yours. I went into Internet Radio back in 2001 when I was told bluntly "Blind people can't succeed in rsdio. We (The state government) refuse to pay for that training and education for you" They did not see Social media coming into existence with stations actually needing to do it and have people coordinate and moderate it which I successfully did for almost ten years for Country music websites. So phooey on them. I bet you can imagine how crushed I was to be told what I was told. Keep up the great work

That demo... OMG, so funny !!!

I've personally been in the radio dj market for about a year fresh off the community college scene. Jobs that I've seen pay minimum wage. So I joined a start up internet radio company and the thing I hate is that all the money goes back to operations and not into my pocket. But you know, I love what I'm doing in pizazzed Voice Tracking and programming a Top 40 station, I've got enough money to cover for my losses, and my broadcasting dream are still coming true. Maybe someday, I can slip some AI into the show and to the station overall.

The Buggles said that "video" killed the radio star but it was actually radio station automation software and voice tracking. THAT is what truly KILLED the "radio star". Kids today, don't even know what a "DJ" is (or was). I doubt there's a kid out there that even owns a "radio". Why would they have a "radio"? Their phone is their "radio". They don't listen to "radio", they listen to their Spotify playlists on their smartphones. Radio DJ Dude, you and I are relics of the past. Back in the day, It was a lot of fun, but our time in the sun has passed us by. Gramps Radio was started solely to promote conservative Republican politics and Republican candidates (AND because it was fun playing radio DJ again.) Gramps Radio will cease streaming after the November election. In my head, I'm hearing Peter Griffin say "Oh My GOD! WHO The Hell CARES!" I've read that about $400 to $500 a month is pretty standard pay for remote voice tracking a 5 hour shift, five days a week. If you spend no more than one hour, voice tracking each shift, (about 24 hours per month) that would come out to an hourly rate of about $16.67 to $20.83 per hour, pre-tax, gross wages. Something like that would be fine for someone looking to supplement their Social Security Retirement income. That would be US! :) Voice track "two" stations, working only two hours a day, Monday through Friday, and pick up an extra grand per month!

If you dont go for the cheap jobs - you will have no jobs - at all. And you dont earn any money. Voice over jobs are 60 words for 30 $ . If you ask for more - youre out of job.

Are you doing live shows on xxx? You should. Just for yourself. Radiofever forever!

Absolutely the same here in Germany, not all stations but the most. And all of them are complaining about losing listeners (in total over decades..)😅 ua-cam.com/users/clipUgkxJ-JOsrzyoIMo0D7g9KknMSTy9Ui7E1fV?si=UGcqdRAmTFed6_vT

After seeing those 2 Open AI DJ sidekick videoes you made resently, I don't even think there's a future in writing scripts for AI jocks. That Open AI sounded to be ready to, and able to do it all by itself within a year or 2. Heck it will probably also do the playlists for the entire station.

Ok now I have to wonder; For someone who really likes the sound of their own voice, loves people, loves their community in an average sized metropolitan area, what about all news stations, as compared to the Johnny Fever crowd?

Omg I've been watching your channel since you kicked off your UA-cam channel in fact we emailed a bit about my company starting a station geared towards Cincinnati. Anyway this cast has to be the best WFKU bit I've heard you do. Since I've gotten older I don't care what other folks think if I blast them if they deserve it. Seriously that shit was funny, on Monday I'll have everyone in the office crying laughing cause we will toss this up on our wall monitor. Keep up the great work brother

Came for the wardrobe; and stayed for the plugin.

Hey Jeff, Thanks for the shoutout! I really LOVE your RadioDJ stuff! I got my eye on ya! LOL Love it love it love it! 😁

DJ Jeff spittin' FACTS! Listen up from another OLD timer - formats come, formats go - the only thing that matters is what YOU bring to the airwaves. THAT'S the only thing YOU can control! Like Bruce Lee once said - "Be like water, my friend." Stay flexible, go with the flow, control the things you can (YOU), and let go of what you can't (every-freakin'-thing else!) You'll be happier in the long run and stand a better chance of staying employed - ESPECIALLY these days!

I hate country.

I like country!

Do you know of a place (or more places) where to find either free or afordable jingle / imagening packs for download. I find that going through alot of different sites to download one sound effect here and one there, is very time consuming. And also if you're not carefull, you risk having sort messy sounding jingles, that lacks sort of an overall soundtheme, if you know what I mean.

Save a ton o' time by batch processing your audio with my Audacity macros! www.RadioDJDude.com/shop Also, as with any chatbot-generated info, make sure to fact check what's important to you.

Hey Hey ! Good news ! Do you know that ? Here, It works directly with a single cable 3.5 jack / 2 RCA(Cinch) plugged between my Samsung A51 with Android and my mixer Xenyx 1204 USB Behringer. With this plan, I've recorded the AI voices U with Audacity ! Thanks Jeff !

HI Jeff, I loved your videos on Open AI. I was wondering how to change the voice. I don't like the voice when I open the program. Thanks Gary

Some online stations already do this.

Some might see this as a new frosting on an old cake but I appreciate it. When I launch I want to choose six voices and use them in four hour blocks for short reads like these. For somewhat longer reads leading up to a track or covering opinion or a recent or historical event use a somewhat high energy instrumental bed at low volume and put strategic pauses in the read for impact and flavor but NO DUCKING in the music bed, just keep it low. These things allow you to create a running personality for each voice to the extent that you could even give each voice it's own on air name. At the 4 hour you could create a sort of dj handoff AI convo. Listeners will fall in love with these "people."

I2 years ago was my last on-air gig on UK radio. Do I miss it, of course I do, I always said doing a radio show is the most fun you can have in a room all by yourself - almost. I remember being contorted like an octopus on this fader and that button, so exciting to be tight hitting the vocal with a dry jingle, the thrill LOL. I was the only jock to go to News on-time, yes, can you believe it? It's all over the place now, but maybe all-over-the-place is how they want it so let 'em get on with it. When they wheeled in the computers, was it the 90s? They changed radio forever. Not the same at all. This will amuse American jocks, over heeeere, a 'break' is an ad break, and 'bit' is what you did to your wife last night and she has a bruise now. For us Brits, a 'link' is that time when you talk inbetween songs ('bit'), you're the link between one song and another. I rocked-the-mic like a crazy nutter for many years. Now? I can't bear to even listen to that drivel. I must have grown up. Yeah that's it. In any case, I have one of those dark-brown voices, you know, mid-mornings, sexy, mellow (stop it) love shows, imaging, ads. I also produced ads and imaging for a ton of stations. Still do some VO jobs myself.

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With VoiceMeeter VBAN, you can achieve a similar result.

I haven't done radio since College but I find myself wanting to get back behind the mic. Great content.

Works brilliantly on Rodecaster 2 in myriad

Just use a virtual audiocable, if you ask your assistant gpt will tell you.