In your demo, you started off with a playlist prepared and then used the track prep feature in Scheduler to make sure the transitions are smooth. Thanks very much for the podcast, I tried Radiologik a while ago and couldn't get the hang of it, so it's definitely given me a better idea of how it works. I don't really care about this issue as some people may, becuse as long as my intro transitions into my first track okay, which it normally does flawlessly most times, that's great. This, it appears, has not been happening for me. For example, promos/jingles under 30 seconds will be added to the spot player as opposed to regular music. I can remember when this app was just a bunch of unknowns and didn't read anything.Ī side note: I have been told that adding something to the Radiologik DJ queue will put it in specific players. So yes, it is a lot more accessible than when you last used it for sure. Some of the stuff is in other languages, but I'll butcher those too haha. When I say the artists that are coming up, and the songs/artists I've played in a set of songs, I scroll through my iTunes playlist and attempt to read them as best as I can, lol. In order to see what we play that is further than the current and two or so most recent tracks is to simply look at your iTunes playlist. Literally the only things that remain inaccessible in Radiologik are the advanced Preferences pain, which I will report on the forums to see if this is fixable, and the program queue.
You will unfortunately be command-tabbing back and fourth from iTunes and Radiologik, but that's just how it is. Otherwise, if it is a short set of songs before the request, I will just add it to the queue along with everything else and it will play when it gets to it. If someone has a song while tracks are playing and I want to play it for them, I will sometimes be nice and put both my request ID and said request track at the top of the queue with the "add to top of Radiologik DJ queue" iTunes script so it will play immediately after the currently playing track, or after a voice break. I've been doing live shows for six months or so, you can listen to archives found within the same podcast to get a feel for how i do things.Īs for requests, I have a request ID. The most recent stuff for seeing what is currently playing, "just heard" previously before the current song, and the track before that, are at the top of the window and is accessible. This of course can be delayed with talk breaks and updates accordingly. It says both how long it will take to play all of the tracks you currently have queued, followed by what time it will be. That is how i understand the situation right now.You can see how much time you have left in the queue at the bottom of the Window. As it stands now, as far as i know, we can't even take requests with Radiologik because we simply don't know where in the playlist we are and how much time there's left and if we put in a song in the playlist we don't know where it ends up.
#RADIOLOGIK DJ ALTERNATIVE FULL#
I think everyone who really are seriously interested in going into internet broadcasting should write to the developer of Radiologik DJ and possibly his other apps as well and for lack of a better word demand full accessibility.
The fact that the author of Radio Logic doesn't bother to make his application fully accessible because parts of it isn't written in Cocoa and he doesn't dare rewrite the app because of new bugs, as he said to me once is in my not so humble opinion a lame excuse for being lazy. Sure you can memorize but memory often fails and at least I want to have full control over what i'm doing when playing carts, music and so on. I can't get into my thick head how you can broadcast at all if you don't know what you're playing or what comes next.
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