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How To Manage Your Power Music Rotations

How To Manage Your Power Music Rotations

Stack ’em and Count ’em! By: Chris Malone Many brilliant mainstream format programmers contact me wanting to zero in on the rotation of their cream of the crop Power songs and fully understand the scheduling pattern of the standard card file method in MusicMaster. Little known fact, you can establish the desired slot position, trace the slot, and even visually see AutoBurn in real time by…

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Think Like A MusicMaster PRO

Think Like A MusicMaster PRO

By: Chris Malone There’s no other scheduler that takes you deep into the scheduled log thinking process like MusicMaster. If you’re wondering why a position has been left unscheduled or why a certain song is often looked over in the schedule process, then the Thinking File is a great tool to see what’s going on under the hood. (more…)

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Filter the Flow

You want ultimate control of your programming clock and here's a way to accomplish it -- Filter the Flow.

Filter The Flow By Chris Malone At times, programmers will ask how to enforce a specific sound attribute at a specific position within the clock. For example, an Urban AC programmer may want to start the hour with a R&B sound attribute to establish a smooth R&B flow, right out of the gate. You can create a clock filter at any given position within your clock. Your filter ideas can go far deeper…

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Use format clocks

Use format clocks to create consistent balanced radio and boost ratings.

When it comes to creating professional radio that listeners respond to, it’s important to deliver a consistent balanced format to give your listener a sense of order & reliability.

By using format clocks to plan your programming hour you can easily craft a bang on lineup every hour day after day, that your listeners will…

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Use Music Scheduling; Stand Out From The Competition

Use Music Scheduling; Stand Out From The Competition

There are a million and more radio stations on air, online, vying to get a dedicated set of listeners. Most of the stations have figured out how to achieve the primary target: Create a unique listening experience for the people who tune in, which will differentiate the radio station from its competition. The challenge then is to implement the strategy.

Utilizing Music Scheduling To Stand Out

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