i too would like to know how to do this as well.
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From: Christopher-Mark Gilland
To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, October 19, 2012 11:52 PM
Subject: Re: Possibly starting an online radio station?
Timothy, would you be so kind as to either
1. Write me off list, and give me a little push as to where to get the
Nicecast software, and how to use it, and two, some very basic tips on how to
use it? I would be doing nothing but music with maybe some occasional
Christian dramas like Adventures in Odyssey, Down Giliad Lane, etc. I'd want
the ability to be able to also talk over the music for announcing songs etc. I
don't want it to be like the linerec inlrec.dll winamp plugin. I want it to be
where I can crossfade songs, and could talk over the music.
Also, when I do talk over the music, would it let me duck the music so that
it doesn't drown out my mike?
Granted, I can run my mike pretty hot with the control surface I'm using, but
then if you do that, then you get into the whole aspect of clipping really
badly, which of corse you don't want, and if you add compression like I'd do,
then you can really make the limiters do some really wacked up things if you're
not careful.
So yeah, either give me some pointers, or if you could make me a very basic
audio demonstration and just go through the very very basics nice and slowly, I
could probably take over from there. Once I get the basics, I'm usually
extremely extremely good at figuring out the rest on my own.
Chris.
----- Original Message -----
From: Timothy Clark Music
To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, October 19, 2012 8:53 PM
Subject: Re: Possibly starting an online radio station?
i use nice cast when i feel like streaming.
it's VO friendly.
I like you, am totally blind but I do videos as well. Quicktime
broadcaster is fantastic for that.
I am guessing though you will want to do just an audio stream on shout
cast or ice cast so Nicecast is your best bet.
hope this helps.
web site
http://www.timothyclarkmusic.wordpress.com
phone number should you need to reach me
724-401-1224
check my site for more contact information.
thanks and may the good lord keep you and bless you.
Timothy
On Oct 19, 2012, at 7:25 PM, Jessica Carter wrote:
Hi List,
Been looking into maybe starting an online radio station over the last
few days. This process is just in the very beginning stages, well,
research, and that is it, for now. I am not sure if anything will
come of the idea, but i thought it sounded pretty cool. (I would be
using VO for everything. Don't have any vision to be able to use
Zooms).
Has anyone tried the Rogue Amoeba software, or other types of Mac
software for this purpose? How did it work for you, if you've used
such a thing? Curious to know what your experiences have been like.
Thanks for any input, and appreciate it very much.
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