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Most of us who know even a little bit about how a radio studio is set up are familiar with the basics...
Examples:
Reel To Reel
Turntable
Cart Machine
CD Deck
The interesting thing is that the above (with the possible exception of the CD Deck) are dinosaurs...Having said that, many stations don't even use CD Players anymore...with the click of a mouse or the touch of a screen, your next track is on the air.
With the advent of HD Radio, most stations have probably tossed the cart machines and turntables, but I thought it would be interesting to see who (if anyone) knows which stations in our area use some kind of a hard drive exclusively for their audio...and which stations (if any) still use cart machines, turn tables, and/or CD Decks, etc.
Any thoughts or examples of which station uses what machines on the air?
Examples:
Reel To Reel
Turntable
Cart Machine
CD Deck
The interesting thing is that the above (with the possible exception of the CD Deck) are dinosaurs...Having said that, many stations don't even use CD Players anymore...with the click of a mouse or the touch of a screen, your next track is on the air.
With the advent of HD Radio, most stations have probably tossed the cart machines and turntables, but I thought it would be interesting to see who (if anyone) knows which stations in our area use some kind of a hard drive exclusively for their audio...and which stations (if any) still use cart machines, turn tables, and/or CD Decks, etc.
Any thoughts or examples of which station uses what machines on the air?