Be a part of the new Songfight Radio!
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Be a part of the new Songfight Radio!
SONGFIGHT RADIO
well, we all miss the old Songfight radio. It's left a big ole black songhole in our world....and while the Fightmasters are working on a more permanent solution to the plan, i talked to them both recently about an idea i had that could be an easy way to implement something similar, and have anyone that wants to contribute. even those of you that don't play any instruments.
we're talking Songfight radio shows. building m3u streams that are mini shows. playlists composed of a combination of mp3 songs and voiceovers set up like a DJ would set up a show. to illustrate this, i've built one. the process for this was very easy and only required an additional 4 mp3 files in this case. for the intro, i used a ray charles cover i recorded that segues into the first voiceover/introduction. then 4 songs follow. then the first real voiceover. 3 more songs. another voiceover. 4 more songs. a final voiceover into the outro. the whole thing took me about an hour to do and it was a blast because i got to dig around the archive and pick some nuggets.
http://sfradio.songfight.net/10byjack/10byjack.m3u
really, if there's one thing we are consistent about, it's the fact that we can't agree on what is good music. so prove it. here's your chance to show the world why you think so-and-so is the baddest mofo on Songfight, or why such-and-such was the best fight.
this is in a very formative stage at this point, and i'll let the fightmasters decide the best way to implement something like this in the grand scheme of it all. all i'm interested doing at this stage is drumming up support for it, getting people to create some lists of their own and send them in. this sort of thing just makes sense. a large percentage of us are record-enabled to do voiceovers. we are all opinionated as hell. and this would promote the archive and the diversity of Songfight and it's community really well.
so if you're interested in doing something like this, post here. i'll IM you instructions if you need it. but at the very least, check out the "sample" show i did for an idea of the kind of thing i'm talking about.
well, we all miss the old Songfight radio. It's left a big ole black songhole in our world....and while the Fightmasters are working on a more permanent solution to the plan, i talked to them both recently about an idea i had that could be an easy way to implement something similar, and have anyone that wants to contribute. even those of you that don't play any instruments.
we're talking Songfight radio shows. building m3u streams that are mini shows. playlists composed of a combination of mp3 songs and voiceovers set up like a DJ would set up a show. to illustrate this, i've built one. the process for this was very easy and only required an additional 4 mp3 files in this case. for the intro, i used a ray charles cover i recorded that segues into the first voiceover/introduction. then 4 songs follow. then the first real voiceover. 3 more songs. another voiceover. 4 more songs. a final voiceover into the outro. the whole thing took me about an hour to do and it was a blast because i got to dig around the archive and pick some nuggets.
http://sfradio.songfight.net/10byjack/10byjack.m3u
really, if there's one thing we are consistent about, it's the fact that we can't agree on what is good music. so prove it. here's your chance to show the world why you think so-and-so is the baddest mofo on Songfight, or why such-and-such was the best fight.
this is in a very formative stage at this point, and i'll let the fightmasters decide the best way to implement something like this in the grand scheme of it all. all i'm interested doing at this stage is drumming up support for it, getting people to create some lists of their own and send them in. this sort of thing just makes sense. a large percentage of us are record-enabled to do voiceovers. we are all opinionated as hell. and this would promote the archive and the diversity of Songfight and it's community really well.
so if you're interested in doing something like this, post here. i'll IM you instructions if you need it. but at the very least, check out the "sample" show i did for an idea of the kind of thing i'm talking about.
Last edited by jack on Sat Mar 26, 2005 8:43 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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sounds like a kick ass idea to me... \m/...
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to keep things easy for now, it would be best to have the voiceover mp3 files and m3u hosted on songfight.net. if you are planning on doing a show, IM me and we can discuss getting this done. also, it would probably be good to keep the overall stream length to about a half hour or so. i guess if you wanted to do an hour stream that would be cool, but try to do the magic on the voiceovers. thats what will make this. it would even be cool to fake the old "live in the studio with hoblit" routine, where i can get some samples from hoblit and mingle them with mine like we're talking. or i can be interviewing glenn. you get the idea. come up with more. but at the fightmaster's request, keep it all hosted on songfight.net.
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i can't stream it here at work, but is it set up as a series of files, or one big mp3 with fades?
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series of files, not one big mp3.
edit...i should mention that the voiceovers need to be clipped pretty tight on both ends. some of the songs in the stream (i'm noticing this of the puce track..) have a longish space at the end, which hold up the bounce to the next voiceover in my realplayer. not sure if that's associated with the original track from the archive.
edit...i should mention that the voiceovers need to be clipped pretty tight on both ends. some of the songs in the stream (i'm noticing this of the puce track..) have a longish space at the end, which hold up the bounce to the next voiceover in my realplayer. not sure if that's associated with the original track from the archive.
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Re: Be a part of the new Songfight Radio!
Jack, I think this is a great idea. Here is a suggestion:jack shite wrote:playlists composed of a combination of mp3 songs and voiceovers set up like a DJ would set up a show. to illustrate this, i've built one.
Formalize some sort of naming scheme, so that people who like the taste of one DJ can find more playlists organized by that DJ. Something like:
sfradio.songfake.not/Jackshite/10byjack.m3u
sfradio.songfake.not/Jackshite/songsforcleaninghouse.m3u
sfradio.songfake.not/Erik/songsmymomwouldlike.m3u
Not to in any way suggest that every playlist should have a theme, but just a name and a DJ to classify it by.
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Re: Be a part of the new Songfight Radio!
yeah. this is a great idea. for starters, what i'll do is for each person that IM's me the fact that they have something done, i'll create a subfolder for them. and we'll work out getting the files to the server. the only files we have to worry about uploading are the voiceovers and the m3u file. they can name their m3u files like erik suggests if they like.15-16 puzzle wrote:Jack, I think this is a great idea. Here is a suggestion:jack shite wrote:playlists composed of a combination of mp3 songs and voiceovers set up like a DJ would set up a show. to illustrate this, i've built one.
Formalize some sort of naming scheme, so that people who like the taste of one DJ can find more playlists organized by that DJ. Something like:
sfradio.songfake.not/Jackshite/10byjack.m3u
sfradio.songfake.not/Jackshite/songsforcleaninghouse.m3u
sfradio.songfake.not/Erik/songsmymomwouldlike.m3u
Not to in any way suggest that every playlist should have a theme, but just a name and a DJ to classify it by.
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OHH dude, am more than in... I have an idea for a web app with this though.
Imagine a place where the DJ can login, and upload his show (m3u playlist),
then he would have to find a spot in the schedule for his show to be played ( just like real radio), don’t worry they'll be ways of making sure, everyone would get a decent airtime(and not like 3am everyday). then a program would always be checking the Master Schedule, and making sure the correct show is play in its slot. Then like this there would be always 1 LIVE stream. Then people would know that "Jacks TOP 10" would be every Tuesday & Saturdays at 3pm est., and "H inc sleep sleep show" would be everyday at 1am. Users would be able to login and update their shows with new weekly episodes, and yet they’ll be an archive of the old episodes to listen to as well.
I should be able to code all this in less than a week(am quite frankly i can't wait to start) but am some what swamp with things to do, right now, but hopefully I’ll be able to start doing this in the next week or two.
Great idea jack, enjoyed your show at work, but found your fake deep deep voice very disturbing.
Imagine a place where the DJ can login, and upload his show (m3u playlist),
then he would have to find a spot in the schedule for his show to be played ( just like real radio), don’t worry they'll be ways of making sure, everyone would get a decent airtime(and not like 3am everyday). then a program would always be checking the Master Schedule, and making sure the correct show is play in its slot. Then like this there would be always 1 LIVE stream. Then people would know that "Jacks TOP 10" would be every Tuesday & Saturdays at 3pm est., and "H inc sleep sleep show" would be everyday at 1am. Users would be able to login and update their shows with new weekly episodes, and yet they’ll be an archive of the old episodes to listen to as well.
I should be able to code all this in less than a week(am quite frankly i can't wait to start) but am some what swamp with things to do, right now, but hopefully I’ll be able to start doing this in the next week or two.
Great idea jack, enjoyed your show at work, but found your fake deep deep voice very disturbing.
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he. i did the pitch shifted vox before i knew i'd be posting it here. i like your ideas about automation and live stream but that would have to be something that could be worked out with the fightmasters and embraced by them. you might want to send them a private message to discuss that. but it does sound like a cool idea. i'm just a cheerleader. and a DJ.dre wrote:OHH dude, am more than in... I have an idea for a web app with this though.
Imagine a place where the DJ can login, and upload his show (m3u playlist),
then he would have to find a spot in the schedule for his show to be played ( just like real radio), don’t worry they'll be ways of making sure, everyone would get a decent airtime(and not like 3am everyday). then a program would always be checking the Master Schedule, and making sure the correct show is play in its slot. Then like this there would be always 1 LIVE stream. Then people would know that "Jacks TOP 10" would be every Tuesday & Saturdays at 3pm est., and "H inc sleep sleep show" would be everyday at 1am. Users would be able to login and update their shows with new weekly episodes, and yet they’ll be an archive of the old episodes to listen to as well.
I should be able to code all this in less than a week(am quite frankly i can't wait to start) but am some what swamp with things to do, right now, but hopefully I’ll be able to start doing this in the next week or two.
Great idea jack, enjoyed your show at work, but found your fake deep deep voice very disturbing.
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Sorry - I'm a bit thick and not quite up with you kids and your electronic gizmos.
How's this m3u stuff work? I downloaded the file and it's playing - but the songs didn't download - so I'm guessing I have to be on-line to listen. That makes it inconvenient at work - and probably impossible at home with dial-up.
It's a great idea - I'd like to burn the little radio shows onto cd so I can listen to them in the car. Can I do that?
I'm guessing I can download each track individually as an mp3 - but then I'll loose the continuity and all the files will come out in alphabetical order.
I've got no idea what I'm doing....
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How's this m3u stuff work? I downloaded the file and it's playing - but the songs didn't download - so I'm guessing I have to be on-line to listen. That makes it inconvenient at work - and probably impossible at home with dial-up.
It's a great idea - I'd like to burn the little radio shows onto cd so I can listen to them in the car. Can I do that?
I'm guessing I can download each track individually as an mp3 - but then I'll loose the continuity and all the files will come out in alphabetical order.
I've got no idea what I'm doing....
...what does this button d
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you do need to be online to stream - it plays the songs in your player without having to download them - which means you can play it nice and fast and listen to it like an album or a radio.Caravan Ray wrote:How's this m3u stuff work? I downloaded the file and it's playing - but the songs didn't download - so I'm guessing I have to be on-line to listen. That makes it inconvenient at work - and probably impossible at home with dial-up.
I'm guessing I can download each track individually as an mp3 - but then I'll loose the continuity and all the files will come out in alphabetical order.
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What you can do (i think) download the songs AND save the playlist through WMP - which you can then use in some CD Burners to act as your track order - I guess you'd have to repoint to the files on your hard drive though, which sounds like a lot of work. Or as you download them, rename them 1,2,3 etc might work ...
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It's awesome to be a part of both Jack's and J$'s radio show! I think I might have to figure out how to do one too! Thanks guys
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