It's an interesting idea Fernando, but IMO, I don't know how many users would 
be on it. 

Here in Washington DC, music stations are not doing a lot of overlapping audio 
(such as liners into music right up to the vocals) because the audience seems 
to want to hear a song in its entirety without intrusion --- either that or 
automation programmers here are lazy and just engaging their START NEXT 
commands only.

Voicetracks work well overlapped with music because there is an expectation of 
"live" voices to mix with the music. But in this singular market, produced IDs 
and liners work better standalone -- YMMV.

If this were to be a considered feature, I'd propose making it user-defeatable; 
it is going to add one more warning box that changes color to the screen, and 
there are users out there now who panic enough with the ones that already 
exist. I would just use the voicetracker.

My nickel's worth of grousing.

-AP




----- Original Message -----
From: "Fernando Della Torre" <[email protected]>
To: "User discussion about the Rivendell Radio Automation System" 
<[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, August 8, 2011 5:57:46 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
Subject: [RDD] Transition Suggestion


Hello all! 

Just an idea. 

What about a kind of "intro protection" on segues? This way we could easily 
make the ID's mixing sound better, jsut like we do with voice tracks. 

This could be something like this: 

Imagine that we have an ID that is 10 seconds longer and after the 3rd second 
it can be mixed with the next song, what give us a 7 second overlap. 
Today if we just mark the SEC tone at 3s and the "do not fade at segue" the ID 
and the music will play together, but it will not care if the song's intro is 
less than 7 seconds. 

If we have this "intro protection" and the next song had a 4s intro, the song 
wold start playing when the ID was at 6s, so the end of the ID world be right 
on the end of the next song's intro. 

If the next song has no intro time set, then we could default it to the "segue 
time" set in rdadmin.(~ 1500ms) 


Dear Rivendell users and developers, what do you thing about it? Would it be 
useful anyway? 

Regards, 

Fernando Della Torre 

(16) 8137-1240 
(16) 9137-2886 



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