Great video. I have the Rodecaster Pro with the Podmic, a set of JBL 104 monitors, a small (the smallest) Behringer FBQ800 equalizer - makes the sound from the speakers even better - and I've just bought the Audio-Technica BPHS1 broacast headset, which I love because they sound great, are lightweight, built-in microphone (dynamic) and the cables is XLRand jack, it's way more portable than the very heavy Podmic with either a stand or a boom arm. Here at home I have my 5 disc CD-player connected to the line input on the Rode caster pro via a small adapter, and if I needed it I can easily connect the same way either my Audio-Technica AT-LP120XBT-USB record player or my other big mixing console, the Behringer DX2000USB which is also connected to a Numark CDN77 USB double DC player. But normally I just use the Rodecaster.
Thanks James, I was green about the radio instruments and garjets but I've liked the 5000dollar studio so I will get in touch with you for more..stay on top brother.
Thanks for your presentation on how to start a Radio Station, it has really helped me. I want to start a Station in Nairobi, Kenya. where do I get good equipments and how
I know this video is a little older however, I would actually recommend for the basic setup to spend another $50 and instead get the Zoom Podtrack P4 with the Zoom ZDM-1 mic/headphone pack, which also include a small stand and can work anywhare since it can work on standard AA-batteries. In that way you have everything you need to grow up to 4 mics/headphone ($90 each) and/or 3 people in the studio plus another via mobile phone through Zoom BTA-2 bluetooth adapter for another $40. For the middle setup, I wouldn't change anything but maybe the headphones even though, Zoom have a more or less direct competitor to Podcaster Pro in Zooms Podtrack P8 however, I prefer the feel and sound from the Röde mixer better. Also to note, changing the entry level setup, both the entry and mid level setup support fully working Podcast setup that works really well without any computer since it records direct to a SD-card (in the Rodcaster Pro, to a micro-SD for some reason), you can do full Podcasts episodes anywhare you like that can then be edited in any PC/MAC. With both setups, it's even possible (with the Zoom BT-2 and directly built in, in the Rodcaster Pro), to direct streami your podcasts to any Podcasting platform via a mobile phone...
I'm apart of of a internet rario station. We use a rodecaster 2 as our "radio panel" it does the job. But I rodecasters are better for podcasting. The problem is theres no Mic on, Mic off buttons so you have to turn the fader down during music. Which a lot of presenters (alot are first timer amateurs) You suggest up going to a tradional radio desk like a Axia QQX?
What are the pros and cons of starting my live remote radio broadcasting journey using a zoom p-4 connecting to my computer? I love the p-4's portability, usb + bluetooth options and its price point.
my studio is a bit "old school" but works quite well. main mixer is a mackie 1642 vlz pro. my studio is not very well soundproofed, so i use shure sm 58 dynamic mikes (7). cd players are gemsound cd-70, the only one they make that seems to hold up. a tascam cd-rw is my main recorder. a tascam md 501 ( don't laugh ) is a mini disc recorder/player for commercials, jingles, editing live concerts, etc. monitors are behringer "truth", which are self powered. the main mackie output feeds a processor that goes to the computer. the 2nd output feeds a 1000 watt f.m. transmitter, several rooms away to reduce noise. the 3rd output feeds the 2 tascam recorders. i bulit a relay that cuts the monitor when the local mike is switched on, along with a "on air" light outside the door. i have v.u. meters on each mixer output for quick reference of levels. this setup is 20+ years old & works well.
Thank you James for the amazing content. I have see a digital mixer as well, where you have touch surfaces and they have faders etc,maybe you will review it in the future
Hi James, Thank you for the wonderful video, i have my online station, but want to start my own radio station with broadcast via a frequency now what is the best way to go about it! You sir are amazing as I'm learning so much from you!
How are you doing? Just saw your video today. Thank you very much. I have a set up and I cannot seem to get the microphone to work. I’ll look for your email to see if I can send you the particulars. Thanks again for your tips.
@@AudioInsider_YT thanks for the response. Please is the Rodecaster pro compatible with windows operating systems? Because I see that you using apple desktops. I wanna find out because my computer 💻 is windows. Many thanks
Interesting. I will come for one soon.anyway,will one get radio license before setting up online radio station? Does beginners type be use for broadcasting my products or business? I want to know if beginners type can needs websites and broadcast news... Thanks
Hi James, thanks for making this video, love the setups you've outlined here. Something I've been having difficulty with is finding a mixer that can cut my monitor speaker's sound when fading up a mic. I used to run an electronic music show on community radio and certainly took that feature for granted at the time! Now at home I'm looking to stream DJ sets online, and it helps in being able to hear the mix outside of the cue headphones. But I'd really like to be able to cut my speaker sound when speaking on the mic (as you mention in your video at 7:15), as well as be able to route in my decks (traktor s4). Hope this makes sense, any pointers would be hugely appreciated, thank you!
Check out my videos on the Rodecaster Pro here: th-cam.com/video/4UaiPig_iQY/w-d-xo.html This offers ability to cut speakers/monitors. I'd suggest you still use your DJ mixer for mixing, then use this as a secondary 'radio' mixer - which is what most stations do.
Hi James , I am in Zambia Africa , The internet here is not that brilliant and i would like to broadcast live Radio not streaming through the internet. How do i go about this? and what are the music rights that i hav to look into? What package would you recommend?
James great video - quick question im just about to record 6 episodes of a show for an internet station. I want to record the show but also want to palay 80.s music as well as comedy sketches. what do i need????
you'll need the music, mics / interface, computer (similar to setup #1 in vid), a DAW / audio recording software (audacity is free + good), and whatever your content / show ideas are. Side note, you'll also need for the proper licenses if you're wanting to be legit about playing copyrighted music, that way you don't get hit for "Copyright Infringement" 🙄 (don't get sued, or have your show taken down). But if you're just doing 6 shows, its highly unlikely that'll happen. However, getting the licenses would be completely over kill for the average amateur. Hope this helps. Lmk if youll need any other help. Keep in mind that would be pretty much the absolute basic & cheapest solution.
Great Video! I'm thinking about / wanting to start up my own radio station, I'm coming from a DJing background, so I have a pretty good idea about on how to set up the stuff and I have the Pro DJ gear, music etc. The way I am thinking on going is with the Rodecaster, 4 - 5 ($100) mics, and my DJ equipment (DJ controller OR the pair of Turntables), and then some monitors. Would that be considered a "Professional Grade" studio, for a Radio station? And of course the proper connections, stands, desk, and misc stuff.
I'd say that sounds like a pretty sweet setup Carlos! Make sure you check out radio.co to allow you to run your station easily & from the cloud! Got another video talking about using the rodecaster pro for live streaming with Radio.co here: th-cam.com/video/4UaiPig_iQY/w-d-xo.html
@@AudioInsider_YT Ohh yes, I absolutely will be using the Radio .co site for the platform! Ive been checking out and learning a lot from your vids, and I am 100% satisfied with everything you've provided me with / knowledge I've acquired, so far!
I've got basically the 1st setup, but I am moving towards a more professional setup, just bought a D&R Webstation, and looking at buying a Mika Arm, I am really into aesthetics, and I think paying a little bit more for the on air version might be nice. Do they tend to break or be more likely to break?
The rode pro caster is a downgrade from that focusrite. Hopefully one of the commercial broadcast equipment suppliers will come out with a cheaper option for home studios.
My set up contain iMac, Yamaha mg 12xu, I have jbl mkIii 6.5 monitors and a scarlet condenser mic. I’m looking to buy a new mic and a jbl sub to match my monitors And I use V-mods m100 headphones. Thanks for the video
Standard in the US - not in Europe where you’ll see most studios have SM7Bs - and in the UK the standard in most studios is condenser mics such as Neumann TLM103/U87. AT models etc. Also RE20 is kind of old skool I f you like being stuck in the 80s! We fitted a studio out with RE320s with GREAT results - also notice a lot of US studios use RE27 now 😀
@@AudioInsider_YT here in canada its the re20 still. I see more shure sm7b on podcasts, because they are aesthetically pleasing to the eye. The sm7b is probably my personal top 3
Engineers here in the states prefer the RE 20 because if they forget their hammer, they know they can always use an RE 20. The RE 20 is built to be abused by DJ’s who’re notorious for trashing equipment….that’s why engineers like it. It’s not because it sounds so great. My personal preference for any kind of voice work: Neumann TLM 103.
Hi James, thank you for your video. A couple of questions. I am in the UK, What licences do I require to broadcast music over the internet and where do I get them from? John.
My upstairs neighbor has an internet radio station and when he is live, the music is so loud, the bass vibrates my windows ! I can't hear my TH-cam even with the volumn at 100% when I normally listen at less than 30% volumn. Why is this ?
Choices are pretty limited in terms of radio automation software for mac. I'd suggest using a cloud based automation system such as Radio.co to automate your stations output. Then when you want to go live, there are loads of DJ software options for Mac (Tracktor, Djay Pro, Serato Etc)
@@AudioInsider_YT I'm a newbie to all this, just playing, but I have had success running Windows apps (including playout) on my Macbook via a Windows-10 VM (Virtual Machine) in Parallels Desktop (for Mac). I believe there is also a Linux version (for even cheaper computing - though maybe at cost of techiness). I just needed to give macOS permissions for Parallels (app) to access things like the mic and removable drives. Have you any opinions on this kind of solution?
I have a doubt and don’t get any answers from the internet, but I wanted to start a radio that transmitted music also and a little bit of me talking, but do you know information about how can I do that ?
What software and/or plugins do you need if you want to automatically level the music loudness, duck the music when you speak and dynamically process your mic inputs?
There is not really a simple answer to that question, there are multiple solutions which will help you with these things. However, i'd first recommend focusing on how you're going to find and build an audience, before you start worrying about music ducking.
Where do you see one channel? You can record multitrack sessions of your show You can output your show to a livestream audio and video server in minutes and sound like the pros on FM radio Juste look at tutorials on youtube 😝✌🏻
Maybe I'm old school and it's been a while since my hospital radio days, but there is only one fader output for music - Are both pieces of music playing on the one channel? How do you cue up each piece of music? If there are additional faders I can use, please let me know.
I created an online radio station for about that $250 price range. My question is what next-level gear will let me take callers and how do I set that up with my cell phone?
It's a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 can you can find it here: Amazon US: www.amazon.com/dp/B07QR73T66?tag=radiodotco-20 Amazon UK: www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07QR73T66?tag=radiodotco-21
I'm tired of TH-cam gurus refer to purely online live streaming as "radio." Real radio is broadcasting over the air, using an an antenna, and requires a good deal more equipment, expertise and, most importantly, an FCC LICENSE than if you're podcasting, which is basically what this video is talking about.
Incorrect. Lot of people listen to radio online now and devices like smart speakers and connected cars are going to overtake terrestrial broadcasts eventually, you're stuck in the past so get with the times. A broadcast online is absolutely no different to something which is via a radio signal over the air.
Work hard - create a product that people want and know your audience. Here are some ideas on how to generate revenue: th-cam.com/video/K7DQROITLU4/w-d-xo.html
Well, to start a radio station don't you need a FCC license? Or in the UK PPL license... ??? This is RADIO : Remote Audio Discrete Integrated Oscillations
Why do you need anything except a phablet. There are several inexpensive iOS Field Recorder apps. Professional MoJos, who get paid for their work, don't use expensive desks like you show. Radio is much more than Top 40.
I'm not talking about the computer in this video though am I? I'm talking about the equipment.... You could just as easily use any of this with a $200 windows laptop - the computer isn't really important. I'm also guessing most people will already be watching this video... on a computer.
Thank you James, we are CIVIC FM based in South Africa
Thanks for watching!
still works! followed steps exactly and it works, thx a ton and keep up the awesome videos
Thank you so much Sensei! You are a blessing!
Great video. I have the Rodecaster Pro with the Podmic, a set of JBL 104 monitors, a small (the smallest) Behringer FBQ800 equalizer - makes the sound from the speakers even better - and I've just bought the Audio-Technica BPHS1 broacast headset, which I love because they sound great, are lightweight, built-in microphone (dynamic) and the cables is XLRand jack, it's way more portable than the very heavy Podmic with either a stand or a boom arm. Here at home I have my 5 disc CD-player connected to the line input on the Rode caster pro via a small adapter, and if I needed it I can easily connect the same way either my Audio-Technica AT-LP120XBT-USB record player or my other big mixing console, the Behringer DX2000USB which is also connected to a Numark CDN77 USB double DC player. But normally I just use the Rodecaster.
Awesome Comparison and Thank You Bro. Respect from Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Glad you found it useful!
Worth sharing brother.. I will contact you guys very soon..
We look forward to hearing from you! 🙌
Thanks James, I was green about the radio instruments and garjets but I've liked the 5000dollar studio so I will get in touch with you for more..stay on top brother.
This was genuinly helpful, thank you alll the way from SA !!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for your presentation on how to start a Radio Station, it has really helped me. I want to start a Station in Nairobi, Kenya. where do I get good equipments and how
I know this video is a little older however, I would actually recommend for the basic setup to spend another $50 and instead get the Zoom Podtrack P4 with the Zoom ZDM-1 mic/headphone pack, which also include a small stand and can work anywhare since it can work on standard AA-batteries. In that way you have everything you need to grow up to 4 mics/headphone ($90 each) and/or 3 people in the studio plus another via mobile phone through Zoom BTA-2 bluetooth adapter for another $40.
For the middle setup, I wouldn't change anything but maybe the headphones even though, Zoom have a more or less direct competitor to Podcaster Pro in Zooms Podtrack P8 however, I prefer the feel and sound from the Röde mixer better.
Also to note, changing the entry level setup, both the entry and mid level setup support fully working Podcast setup that works really well without any computer since it records direct to a SD-card (in the Rodcaster Pro, to a micro-SD for some reason), you can do full Podcasts episodes anywhare you like that can then be edited in any PC/MAC. With both setups, it's even possible (with the Zoom BT-2 and directly built in, in the Rodcaster Pro), to direct streami your podcasts to any Podcasting platform via a mobile phone...
This is really cool and so informative. Well packaged. I would like to start an online radio. I am from South Africa.
Just started last month my set up is the low budget the first explaination to be specific soon will be there up
that was exactly what I needed , thank you so much
It's just awesome
I'm apart of of a internet rario station. We use a rodecaster 2 as our "radio panel" it does the job. But I rodecasters are better for podcasting. The problem is theres no Mic on, Mic off buttons so you have to turn the fader down during music. Which a lot of presenters (alot are first timer amateurs) You suggest up going to a tradional radio desk like a Axia QQX?
great information and well presented
Thanks!
Amazing James, keep up the Great Work!!!
Thanks! Will do!
Thanks man!! You've earned my respect
good work king, love you
thanks a lot!!! so nice reverb
What are the pros and cons of starting my live remote radio broadcasting journey using a zoom p-4 connecting to my computer? I love the p-4's portability, usb + bluetooth options and its price point.
Great video.
Launching my radio station soon.
I love excellence and quality so I will go for the £1000 studio setup
Great choice!
Best of luck with the radio station!
Thank you.Very informative.
Nice work bro. Can you assist us to set up our online radio from scratch to finish?
We sure can! Check out radio.co
my studio is a bit "old school" but works quite well. main mixer is a mackie 1642 vlz pro. my studio is not very well soundproofed, so i use shure sm 58 dynamic mikes (7). cd players are gemsound cd-70, the only one they make that seems to hold up. a tascam cd-rw is my main recorder. a tascam md 501 ( don't laugh ) is a mini disc recorder/player for commercials, jingles, editing live concerts, etc. monitors are behringer "truth", which are self powered. the main mackie output feeds a processor that goes to the computer. the 2nd output feeds a 1000 watt f.m. transmitter, several rooms away to reduce noise. the 3rd output feeds the 2 tascam recorders. i bulit a relay that cuts the monitor when the local mike is switched on, along with a "on air" light outside the door. i have v.u. meters on each mixer output for quick reference of levels. this setup is 20+ years old & works well.
Gary, for a beginners budget FM broadcast setup what would you recommend ?
Thank you James for the amazing content. I have see a digital mixer as well, where you have touch surfaces and they have faders etc,maybe you will review it in the future
Sure Marc, do you remember the name of the mixer? I'll look into it!
Be interested in this to PC touch screen mixers
Thank you so much. I plan to buy that. How much does it cost in us dollar please.
This is great, thank you!
Am currently in Canada and planning to set up a radio station for my home church in Kenya what should I consider ?
Hi James.
I'm getting the Rode Rodecaster Pro II which of the Beyer DT770 Headphones should I buy 30, 80 or 250 OHMS?
Am in Uganda East Africa how easy can I learn all about radio ,am so obsessed with ,thanks for videos am so inspired
Thanks!
Hi James, Thank you for the wonderful video, i have my online station, but want to start my own radio station with broadcast via a frequency now what is the best way to go about it! You sir are amazing as I'm learning so much from you!
I wish to start off with a Brand using 100 Hz Radio Frequency so kindly suggest a suitable plan to start off with my Brand
Hello, I'm in a project of putting a radio station, What will be a good FM transmitter and antenna?
How are you doing? Just saw your video today. Thank you very much. I have a set up and I cannot seem to get the microphone to work. I’ll look for your email to see if I can send you the particulars. Thanks again for your tips.
I actually have a dream of starting a radio station bm
Great video with clear explanation. Please how about the monitors? No link to get them?
Thanks. They are KRK Rokit speakers.
@@AudioInsider_YT thanks for the response. Please is the Rodecaster pro compatible with windows operating systems? Because I see that you using apple desktops. I wanna find out because my computer 💻 is windows.
Many thanks
@@BLESSEDTVUK Yes, if you subscribe to my channel you'll be able to see the windows version too :)
yo bro, really thankya. Big respect
Question
Can one of these setups be used for FM radio?
Interesting. I will come for one soon.anyway,will one get radio license before setting up online radio station?
Does beginners type be use for broadcasting my products or business?
I want to know if beginners type can needs websites and broadcast news... Thanks
Hi james ,thanks for this video i have that setup for 250$ i need to know how set tell me about software you are used i am excited for you advice
Thanks a lots mate
James when are you posting a video about transmitters for a low budget radio station.
I work in online radio and run radio.co So terrestrial radio/transmitters isn't an area I have any knowledge of.
Thanks for the info. How about audio processer and rds encoder?
James,
I'm looking at about a 15 mile range. I am asking you what would the best set up be for me and manufactures of which equipment?
Great video
If you use the internet, your range is limitless as people can listen from anywhere :)
@@AudioInsider_YT I'm guessing that he means for FM broadcasting, any pointers (beyond the legalities) ?
Hi James, thanks for making this video, love the setups you've outlined here. Something I've been having difficulty with is finding a mixer that can cut my monitor speaker's sound when fading up a mic. I used to run an electronic music show on community radio and certainly took that feature for granted at the time! Now at home I'm looking to stream DJ sets online, and it helps in being able to hear the mix outside of the cue headphones. But I'd really like to be able to cut my speaker sound when speaking on the mic (as you mention in your video at 7:15), as well as be able to route in my decks (traktor s4). Hope this makes sense, any pointers would be hugely appreciated, thank you!
Check out my videos on the Rodecaster Pro here:
th-cam.com/video/4UaiPig_iQY/w-d-xo.html
This offers ability to cut speakers/monitors. I'd suggest you still use your DJ mixer for mixing, then use this as a secondary 'radio' mixer - which is what most stations do.
Hi James , I am in Zambia Africa , The internet here is not that brilliant and i would like to broadcast live Radio not streaming through the internet. How do i go about this? and what are the music rights that i hav to look into? What package would you recommend?
James great video - quick question im just about to record 6 episodes of a show for an internet station. I want to record the show but also want to palay 80.s music as well as comedy sketches. what do i need????
you'll need the music, mics / interface, computer (similar to setup #1 in vid), a DAW / audio recording software (audacity is free + good), and whatever your content / show ideas are.
Side note, you'll also need for the proper licenses if you're wanting to be legit about playing copyrighted music, that way you don't get hit for "Copyright Infringement" 🙄 (don't get sued, or have your show taken down). But if you're just doing 6 shows, its highly unlikely that'll happen. However, getting the licenses would be completely over kill for the average amateur. Hope this helps. Lmk if youll need any other help.
Keep in mind that would be pretty much the absolute basic & cheapest solution.
Great Video!
I'm thinking about / wanting to start up my own radio station, I'm coming from a DJing background, so I have a pretty good idea about on how to set up the stuff and I have the Pro DJ gear, music etc.
The way I am thinking on going is with the Rodecaster, 4 - 5 ($100) mics, and my DJ equipment (DJ controller OR the pair of Turntables), and then some monitors. Would that be considered a "Professional Grade" studio, for a Radio station?
And of course the proper connections, stands, desk, and misc stuff.
I'd say that sounds like a pretty sweet setup Carlos! Make sure you check out radio.co to allow you to run your station easily & from the cloud! Got another video talking about using the rodecaster pro for live streaming with Radio.co here:
th-cam.com/video/4UaiPig_iQY/w-d-xo.html
@@AudioInsider_YT
Ohh yes, I absolutely will be using the Radio .co site for the platform! Ive been checking out and learning a lot from your vids, and I am 100% satisfied with everything you've provided me with / knowledge I've acquired, so far!
I've got basically the 1st setup, but I am moving towards a more professional setup, just bought a D&R Webstation, and looking at buying a Mika Arm, I am really into aesthetics, and I think paying a little bit more for the on air version might be nice. Do they tend to break or be more likely to break?
Where did you buy your web station?
The rode pro caster is a downgrade from that focusrite. Hopefully one of the commercial broadcast equipment suppliers will come out with a cheaper option for home studios.
Hi James!
I wonder Were can i get sreamers and tvings like that for free or Low cost.
Sorry for my bad english.
Matsa
My set up contain iMac, Yamaha mg 12xu, I have jbl mkIii 6.5 monitors and a scarlet condenser mic. I’m looking to buy a new mic and a jbl sub to match my monitors And I use V-mods m100 headphones. Thanks for the video
Thanks brother 🇰🇪
No problem!
Thanks for the video James, I have a question. Can a controller also be used with the Rode RODECaster Podcast Studio?
What is your opinion about the TAscam mode 12? Would you regard it as a professional mixer for radio?
I want to start a radio in Kenya . How can we link for equipment.
@JamesMulvanyTV Hi James, can I use a Presonus Series III for my internet radio station?
Sorry I'm new to this.
I recommend the RE20 over the shure sm7b, they are and have always been the standard for radio broadcasting.
Standard in the US - not in Europe where you’ll see most studios have SM7Bs - and in the UK the standard in most studios is condenser mics such as Neumann TLM103/U87. AT models etc. Also RE20 is kind of old skool I f you like being stuck in the 80s! We fitted a studio out with RE320s with GREAT results - also notice a lot of US studios use RE27 now 😀
@@AudioInsider_YT here in canada its the re20 still. I see more shure sm7b on podcasts, because they are aesthetically pleasing to the eye. The sm7b is probably my personal top 3
Engineers here in the states prefer the RE 20 because if they forget their hammer, they know they can always use an RE 20. The RE 20 is built to be abused by DJ’s who’re notorious for trashing equipment….that’s why engineers like it. It’s not because it sounds so great. My personal preference for any kind of voice work: Neumann TLM 103.
Can I start a District radio station with 500watts transmitter?
Hi James, thank you for your video. A couple of questions. I am in the UK, What licences do I require to broadcast music over the internet and where do I get them from? John.
PPL & PRS
Where can I buy these radio equipments in one place please? Thanks in advance James.
Amazon links are in the description of the video.
@@AudioInsider_YT can you please
List all the equipment in the a thousand dollars radio studio
@@SugardaddyGoTV
Rodecaster, any $100 mics (rode podcast mic was mentioned & showed), shock mount/ book arm, $50 headphones, and computer
Thank you 🙏🏽
My upstairs neighbor has an internet radio station and when he is live, the music is so loud, the bass vibrates my windows ! I can't hear my TH-cam even with the volumn at 100% when I normally listen at less than 30% volumn. Why is this ?
Thank you for the video. What radio automation software do you recommend for Mac?
Choices are pretty limited in terms of radio automation software for mac. I'd suggest using a cloud based automation system such as Radio.co to automate your stations output. Then when you want to go live, there are loads of DJ software options for Mac (Tracktor, Djay Pro, Serato Etc)
@@AudioInsider_YT I'm a newbie to all this, just playing, but I have had success running Windows apps (including playout) on my Macbook via a Windows-10 VM (Virtual Machine) in Parallels Desktop (for Mac). I believe there is also a Linux version (for even cheaper computing - though maybe at cost of techiness). I just needed to give macOS permissions for Parallels (app) to access things like the mic and removable drives. Have you any opinions on this kind of solution?
I have a doubt and don’t get any answers from the internet, but I wanted to start a radio that transmitted music also and a little bit of me talking, but do you know information about how can I do that ?
Is there an actually step by step guide on how to set this up? Ideally using a mixer and compressor
Check out radio.co/radio-university for lots of step by step guides 👍
How do you set up a Behringer Henyh H1832 USB Mixing board to a computer to Broadcast Audio Music
What the price of the axia console?
How you broadcast or create your FM waves?
Normally using a transmitter
What software and/or plugins do you need if you want to automatically level the music loudness, duck the music when you speak and dynamically process your mic inputs?
There is not really a simple answer to that question, there are multiple solutions which will help you with these things. However, i'd first recommend focusing on how you're going to find and build an audience, before you start worrying about music ducking.
Can you explain how the Rode mixer works for live radio when it only has one channel? Can you also use an additional DJ setup and link it to the Rode?
Where do you see one channel?
You can record multitrack sessions of your show
You can output your show to a livestream audio and video server in minutes and sound like the pros on FM radio
Juste look at tutorials on youtube 😝✌🏻
Maybe I'm old school and it's been a while since my hospital radio days, but there is only one fader output for music - Are both pieces of music playing on the one channel? How do you cue up each piece of music? If there are additional faders I can use, please let me know.
I created an online radio station for about that $250 price range. My question is what next-level gear will let me take callers and how do I set that up with my cell phone?
Check out my taking live callers video!
th-cam.com/video/DBjp1JE7HQk/w-d-xo.html
Wat is the name of the audio interface in the 250$ setup ?
It's a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 can you can find it here:
Amazon US: www.amazon.com/dp/B07QR73T66?tag=radiodotco-20
Amazon UK: www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07QR73T66?tag=radiodotco-21
@@AudioInsider_YT thanks
Hi James just wondering where and how do you buy the Axia IQX AES67? From Australia.
No idea - maybe contact them and find out?
Amazing
Hello guys... I need to setup a new online radio station
I'm tired of TH-cam gurus refer to purely online live streaming as "radio." Real radio is broadcasting over the air, using an an antenna, and requires a good deal more equipment, expertise and, most importantly, an FCC LICENSE than if you're podcasting, which is basically what this video is talking about.
Incorrect. Lot of people listen to radio online now and devices like smart speakers and connected cars are going to overtake terrestrial broadcasts eventually, you're stuck in the past so get with the times.
A broadcast online is absolutely no different to something which is via a radio signal over the air.
A lot of FM stations I know of have radio players on their websites because they know about people that listen online to radio
What software would you recommend for a radio station were using VDJ but we need a more professional presenter software please any advice would help
Of course I recommend radio.co as the hub of your radio station!
Does radio co come with a mixer software like vdj@@AudioInsider_YT
How do you receive financial returns through radio broadcasting? Is it a Non-profit Organization?
Work hard - create a product that people want and know your audience. Here are some ideas on how to generate revenue:
th-cam.com/video/K7DQROITLU4/w-d-xo.html
@@AudioInsider_YT Thank you for responding, blessings to you.
I want to start a radio station...need help
Hi, I would like to know how you deal with the music copyright?
Here is a guide:
radio.co/blog/do-i-need-a-license-for-internet-radio
Thanks
Lovely
What Mic arm are you using please
It's the Yellowtec M!KA. Check out my full review here: th-cam.com/video/AfUNg9q1Aeo/w-d-xo.html
I'm looking for a bluetooth on air light that automatically illuminates when I pot up the mic on my Rodecaster Duo. Any suggestions?
❤very good video. Very useful. Thank. 🌷💐🌷🌹🌹💐
I have the mid setup.
Well, to start a radio station don't you need a FCC license? Or in the UK PPL license... ??? This is RADIO : Remote Audio Discrete Integrated Oscillations
Where is the link for ip console axia
Here's the only place I could find it online at the moment: shop.safepairofhands.co.uk/axia-iqx-aes67-console/?sku=200100518
Great work.
Should have gone with something like D&r webstation. 1k with all inputs and outputs. that rode thing looks like a toy..
And the D&R Webstation looks like something out of the 80s but I'm not complaining 😉
Can you buy the equipment and forward it to me in my Country or let link up so we see how better you can help me
Can I buy it for you and send it? Probably not Bill to be honest 😂 However there are plenty more resources over at radio.co
Okay so I can get some to buy in the link above ?
Amazon links are in the description 😀
*Nooooooooo Sm7b is no for radio, the mic we are using is Electrovoice RE20 and Neumann U87Ai, never shure*
*Fun Fact:*
Lot's of radio stations and podcasters use the SM7B.
Why in dollars? I thought you were in England
Why do you need anything except a phablet. There are several inexpensive iOS Field Recorder apps. Professional MoJos, who get paid for their work, don't use expensive desks like you show. Radio is much more than Top 40.
Why Just Dollars
The majority of people who watch my videos are in the USA.
Bruh that apple computer is $1000 alone. Idk what u talkin bout
I'm not talking about the computer in this video though am I? I'm talking about the equipment.... You could just as easily use any of this with a $200 windows laptop - the computer isn't really important. I'm also guessing most people will already be watching this video... on a computer.