Dans la Matrice, Horrigan@aol.com a dit:
quoted 3 lines I prefer the 2nd option--- but whatever you do, try to avoid the standard> I prefer the 2nd option--- but whatever you do, try to avoid the standard
> college radio thing of playing sets which are so long that no one can
> remember what songs you played. (This is less of a problem on a Techno show,
As i have 44 mins of music, 9 of microphone (including my 30 second intro
jingle and 30 second outro jingle), 1 minute of promo/publicity (the news
take up the last 6 minutes of the hour), i cant put more than 3 songs
consecutively, and in fact, have not put more than 2 last time, because
i didn't have a single song under 6 minutes (with the almost full length
mixing that is 7 songs only). So, my dilemma is great. I guess 8 songs
would be a reasonable number of tracks, or even maybe 9, so either i
use shorter mix (radio edits or whatever - they are not named that way
for nothing), or cut a little more.
quoted 2 lines since the songs are fairly long, but it's not uncommon to hear a 45-minute> since the songs are fairly long, but it's not uncommon to hear a 45-minute
> set consisting of 15 or 20 grunge or power pop or punk tunes, and it's
Yikes, 2 minute songs? I bet not a single idm track is that short. In fact
are there many clocking under 5 minutes?
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