When we have something that needs to be scheduled only a few times and only on a few days, we don’t have to edit the master format clocks. It is…
Category: <span>Scheduling</span>
This is something most of us need to do occasionally: Schedule one promo or announcement more than the other tracks in the category. This is super-simple as you’ll see in…
If it happens that M1 begins stopping for an editing decision that seems odd and begins showing up over and over, usually presenting only the same one or two choices, there is always a reason and it can usually be fixed easily once we know that reason.
During a scheduling session, it is possible to come to a stop on a slot and see no choices available to fill that slot. Here are the two reasons why this could happen.
Yes, you can do it. If you aren’t already, you can install MusicONE on your laptop or home computer and do all of your scheduling work from anywhere with a ‘net connection.
I’ve had several calls this month asking for guidance on preparing and formatting a Top 100 Of The Year countdown show. Here’s a video from the tutorial library that will…
The Music 1 QuickStart is now online as a Google Doc. It covers the basics and is much easier to navigate now.
Album Rock stations did it first, I think. Double-shots, two in a row by each artist played all day on Tuesday. Two-For Tuesdays the first guy called it. Catchy name and it was a big success, a programming idea that was soon widely used in lots of formats.
A View-Only copy of a Music 1 library file is created each time one works with Music 1 in Multi-User mode. The Multi-user function means the station’s .m1 library file is being kept somewhere OTHER than the c:\music 1 location where it is kept when all Music 1 work is conducted from just one computer.
Here’s video showing how to get M1 to automatically, fully schedule each log without any editing stops and without violating any music formatting rule at all. It involves the use of music scheduler’s Alternative Categories.