DJBRadio DJB II Production window

DJBRadio DJB II Production window
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DJB-II Production Database Editor & Scheduler

1. DJB-II Production Database Editor & Scheduler
 
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Importing Audio Buttons

2. Importing Audio Buttons       First order of business after you have created CATEGORIES in section {Audio Category Naming}, is to import audio and create a functional database.
Three buttons (as above) on the Production Database Window allow users to do this selected by your available audio cut sources.
Use the [Import CD Track] button to rip a cut off a CD-ROM.  If you already have your audio cuts (music) rippped use the [Import File] or the [Batch Import Files] buttons.
For mode detail, see next section of this manual {Audio Cuts Importing} for step by step details on the []Importing Audio Buttons].
 
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Sort Order Audio Database

 
At the top of the audio cut database is a row of buttons that sort the dayabase on [Artist], [Title], [Category] and [Year] alternate action for A-Z and Z - A
 
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Audio Cuts Database Window Audtion and Play

    Select an audio cut first, then proceed to the next [BUTTONS] below to learn about the audio play & mark audio contro

 
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Audio Database Controls - Play Set Marks

 
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Audio Play Button

6. Audio Play Button Select audio cut and press PLAY
 
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Set Intro Time To Vocal Post

7. Set Intro Time To Vocal Post  Listen to the musical Intro to the audio cut and press [Set Intro] just before vocals start:  This will mark the spot where OnAir talent can talk over the intro {Air Screen Countdown Timer]
then jump out before timer hits [0] zero.... If you are importing music that already has the intro time embedded in the audio header your intro will automatically import. 
 
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Stop Audio Play

8. Stop Audio Play Pressing the STOP button will automatically stop the playing of the audio cut and return the PLAY to the beginning of the audio cut.
 
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Play Audio Cut Outro

9. Play Audio Cut Outro Pressing [Play Outro] will start playing 15 seconds before the end of the audio cut so that the SEGUE mark can be placed at the end of audio cut. See next button.
 
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Set Segue Marker at End of Cut

10. Set Segue Marker at End of Cut  Once you have pressed [PLAY OUTRO] use this button to mark where you want the marker to trigger the start of the next music cut. Here there are two options:
(1) If the song has a faded ending, place the SEGUE mark at a spot approx 2-3 seconds after the level starts to fade. Option (2) If the audio cut ends COLD (no fade), then place the marker at the end of the music.
 
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Set Audio Cut Hook Marks

  11. Set Audio Cut Hook Marks  
 
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Audio Cuts & Scheduler Database

12. Audio Cuts & Scheduler Database
 
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Client area

13. Client area
 
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Client area

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Client area

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Edit field

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Drop down

20. Drop down
 
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Edit field

21. Edit field
 
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Drop down

22. Drop down
 
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Client area

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Client area

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Client area

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Client area

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Client area

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Client area

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Client area

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Client area

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Client area

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Client area

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Client area

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Client area

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Client area

38. Client area
 

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