Is an ex BBC, radio studio manager, and the ex manager of Radio Kings, the hospital radio station for King's College Hospital. If you want to know more about my set up and show, then you can find me on Twitter at or on email at and rock on! You can also listen to the last three shows directly here at Dropbox At the moment, the show isn’t available via iTunes so you’ll need to add the following URL to your podcatcher manually. If you want, you can give the last three shows of HRH a listen. Upload the file to my podcasting host, which auto-generates the RSS feed. Export the MP3 at a slightly lower quality to reduce the file size.ġ2. Put the recording of the show through an audio editor to clean up the start and the ending. (For my first show I was still 3 minutes over my target of 1 hour. Perform the show as live and see how close to the time I can keep it. Edit the script ruthlessly, cutting out all the waffle.ĩ. Check to see if it fits in the talking time allowed.Ĩ. Get an idea of how long it will take to read all my links. Script the introduction, the ending, and each link in between the songs.ħ. Dropbox link to running order spreadsheets.Ħ. Check to see how much time I’ve left to chat.
Fill in my running order spreadsheet with the music times, jingle times etc. Add in ramp times and check if the music order works, changing as necessary.ĥ. Play the playlist through and check my track intro/outros. Add in the breaks for my presenter links.Ĥ. Rename and change the colours as necessary. Organise the playlist into features and things I like.ģ. My workflow to produce the show since taking the course is as follows:Ģ. Ashley’s course has definitely shown me the way. Next, I’d grab a few beers, hit play and then wing it through each presenter link (getting slowly more sozzled during each song!) I wasn’t aiming to be professional, to me it was just a hobby however, after studying Ashley’s course, I now wanted to make everything better. After putting together a huge selection of music, I’d then quickly check that it sounded good in the playout software. Web Broadcast Host : Podcast Host : JustCastīefore studying The Under Priced Awesomely Made Radio DJ Course, my workflow when producing the show was fairly haphazard. Those of you old enough to remember early children’s BBC should hopefully get the pun.) I use the drawers as a standing-desk for the equipment.
I currently record the show in my small walk-in wardrobe (nicknamed the Boom Closet. I broadcast live to the Internet during recording at and I put it out as a podcast with the RSS feed available at.
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It's full of power ballads, hair metal moments, cover versions, metal mash-ups and so on. Performed under the guise of ‘International Beige’ it's a rock show lasting between one and two hours. I mean how hard could it be? Well, it took a good few iterations of software, hardware and work-flows until I managed to produce what I thought was a fun hour or so of music. I also didn't understand how a lot of the kit worked. To be honest, I didn't truly understand it all. I quickly decided I wanted to create a show that was presented "as live." I didn't want to just record it and then edit it together later. It seemed the best way to satisfy that itch for creating radio type content. So the more I listened to podcasts the more I wanted in. I have always wanted to do something with radio but my life took me down the heady path of working in IT. Comedies, quiz shows, music shows, plenty of tech and even dare I say it, The Archers, which I still listen to daily now. Quickly getting bored of the same old things I had in my collection I quickly found a large number of podcasts to fill my time with.
Podcasting captured my attention when I started a job in London and had a 2.5hr commute to deal with. However, when it comes to music, rock is where my predominate taste has been since the heady days of the late 80’s ‘Hair Metal’ and 90’s Grunge and Alt-Rock. I've always loved radio, especially radio comedies (my true love) and BBC Radio 4 type output. Over to you Neil.īackground to the Show: Hard Rock Hallelujah Today, one of my students from The Under Priced Awesomely Made Radio DJ Training Course describes how he broadcasts a live radio show from his wardrobe.
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