Jingles were called sweeps in the USA but e in britain knew what the presenter meant and of course 1 dj made jingles his own by adding music and characterisation
As a radio jock for many years before becoming a cartoon voice actor, narrator, etc. I assure you that these are not “jingles” whatsoever. These are sweepers and liners. Jingles have customized SINGING lines that define them as jingles. My wife was a jingle singer with PAM productions in Dallas for many years. Yes, AI COULD be used for creating actual jingles, but let’s just keep our definitions on track, as your examples are not jingles. Otherwise, you have a great channel, so keep up the good work.
Glad you lost the "tune in now" which has a very inconsequential feeling, and also doesn't make sense, if you were already listening to a station. "Stay tuned" makes sense. But really liked the video 🙂
@@frankanore I wanted to obtain the resources for identical results but if your answer is as useful as the one above, I could say the same about confetti paper in a toilet. Completely useless. I could search Google without having to watch such videos. It's one thing to make a tutorial and list the tools you used to actually teach people something and a whole other thing to create a time wasting experience. It's as if you know too little about your profession and are afraid that your competitors will do better. I'm sure it's a paid set of sound effects and anyone could find those, but a link to the online site that sells them wouldn't hurt anyone.
Jingles were called sweeps in the USA but e in britain knew what the presenter meant and of course 1 dj made jingles his own by adding music and characterisation
Love this thanks craig!
No problem. Keep making great content
As a radio jock for many years before becoming a cartoon voice actor, narrator, etc. I assure you that these are not “jingles” whatsoever. These are sweepers and liners. Jingles have customized SINGING lines that define them as jingles. My wife was a jingle singer with PAM productions in Dallas for many years. Yes, AI COULD be used for creating actual jingles, but let’s just keep our definitions on track, as your examples are not jingles. Otherwise, you have a great channel, so keep up the good work.
Hi, I get what you are saying, but in the UK and Europe these are commonly known as Jingles, either spoken or sung.
It worked as effectively as a real voice. You effect human voices to sound digital anyways.
@@frankanore True, good point
Glad you lost the "tune in now" which has a very inconsequential feeling, and also doesn't make sense, if you were already listening to a station. "Stay tuned" makes sense. But really liked the video 🙂
Yes that makes sense, good job it sounded rubbish and had to go
Ai good for news and weather updates
We use AI on our spots in a unique way and it gets the job done well at the end of the day.
Indeed, it’s has its advantages for some radio bits
@@OfficialCraigK It definitly helps us become creative and very productive as well for our listeners.
Thanks, Craig, how about a link to those cool sound effects?
Yes please, me to
My secret sorry
@@OfficialCraigK Sure, but then your guide has less value if people haven't got all the ingredients of your mix.
@@VIDSInsight Find that yourself. There're tons of SFX online. Build a list for yourself of at least 50 to rotate with.
@@frankanore I wanted to obtain the resources for identical results but if your answer is as useful as the one above, I could say the same about confetti paper in a toilet. Completely useless. I could search Google without having to watch such videos. It's one thing to make a tutorial and list the tools you used to actually teach people something and a whole other thing to create a time wasting experience. It's as if you know too little about your profession and are afraid that your competitors will do better. I'm sure it's a paid set of sound effects and anyone could find those, but a link to the online site that sells them wouldn't hurt anyone.
Cool !
amazing!!!
Thank you!!
Thanx Craig.
No problem. I hope you enjoyed the video
hello Craig the text to speech generator doesnt work
Pretty sure it does, www.ttsmp3.com
Ghastly and I've done one or two voice overs in my time. Not even suitable for hospital radio.
I’ve heard worse on hospital radio to be fair 😂