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The buzz is out in the Radio Industry! Producer, Tony Valdez, founder of N2 Effect, has teamed up with a lean, mean, music machine comprised of some of the country’s leading producers. Together they are launching M-EDGE PRODUCTIONS in 2008. Keep your eyes and ears peeled because the stuff is gonna be hot! M-Edge Productions will be providing music imaging and sound design for radio stations around the world. Other services will include Spots for TV and Radio, video game and internet music, movie trailers, and artist development and remixes.

Recently, M-Edge launched the KDWB 2008 jingle package along with two monster CHR packages for Star 94 and KRBE Houston and spicy hot IDs for two La Kalle stations in Dallas and Fresno. KDWB gets an update with new Solo IDs. Check out all the cuts below.

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Web Radio Hollywood is a custom jingle package for Radio Hollywood Italy. Now it’s ready to be re-sung for radio stations that play the best of pop and dance music. Bring the Hollywood spirit down into to your station now. Only from Jingles Factory. Read the rest of this entry »

After years of creating cutting edge, outstanding custom production elements, jingles, beatmixes and logo-based imaging solutions for radio stations all over the world, Sound Quadrat changed the game. Premiere Radio Networks proudly presents Benz Town Branding by Sound Quadrat. Read the rest of this entry »

The Sound Freqz Audio Production Library is now being used for some of the imaging on the new “The iTunes Download” show. The iTunes Download is a 3-hour weekly music chart program hosted by iTunes Music Programming Director Alex Luke. The weekend show, which blasted off last August 13, is heard on select Clear Channel stations through the Premiere Radio Networks. It goes to show that producers are catching on to the quality and value of the Sound Freqz library.

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Sound Designer W. Brent Latta discussed about the two types of sound design for media at AudioTuts.com. These two types are diegetic and non-diegetic. Diegetic sound design refers to the music or sound that takes place within the story, for example a piano playing on the background, or a sound speaker playing a dance beat.

Non-diegetic sound on the contrary does not take place in the story. It is perceived only by the audience. This knowledge is an interesting tool that any radio producer can use in his project. Mostly, the sound effects that we sprinkle on promos and spots are non-diegetic, which does not happen in the story. Whooshes, swipes, blips, scratches, and so on, are SFX elements that the characters do not interact with.

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German production company Sound Quadrat produced sung station IDs for KHHT Hot 92.3 Los Angeles. The station idents were for the station’s syndicated nightly program – Slow Jams. KHHT Hot 92.3, a sister station of KIIS FM, is an urban AC music station.

Slow Jams Jingles by Sound Quadrat (copyright www.soundquadrat.de)

JamXmusic, the same jingle company that sung the first and original Alan Burns Movin jingles, has produced another smashing Hot AC jingle package. The package is for a Berlin station 94.3 RS2. Log on to www.jamXmusic.com to listen to other latest jingle packages. Read the rest of this entry »

Facts about emotional and conventional radio on-air imaging:

• Traditional imaging copies target only the analytical side of the brain
• Successful national brands activate the creative side of the brain

The human brain has two distinct halves. The left side processes logical and factual things. The right brain handles feelings, emotions, and creativity.

Until now, almost all radio on-air imaging has been left brain-oriented with nuts and bolts format descriptions driving the copy.

• “The Best Mix of the 80s 90s and Today”
  “Lite Rock with Less Talk”
  “Number 1 While You Work”

The problem is that great brands take hold in the customer’s right brain, the emotional, creative side. Think about enduring brands like Apple, Harley Davidson or Polo by Ralph Lauren. How these brands make consumers FEEL is at the heart of their success.

This is the mission of Radio Imaging Works, a dedicate team of scriptwriters, voice actors and sound designers, to help your station’s radio brand grow by activating your listener’s emotional right brains.

The solution is called QWIPS or Quick Written Imaging Positioners. QWIPS make an immediate connection with your listeners. These station positioners are driven by great scripts, written by top advertising writers. QWIPS is not another audio drop service but are custom tailored to promote your station’s unique position.

QWIPS do not take the place of your current on-air imaging. They work in rotation with your current imaging elements to enable your station’s message to connect with BOTH sides of the listener’s brains. They will not only know who you are, they will feel an emotional connection with your station.

Together with TM Studios, Radio Imaging Works aims to bring major market ad agency capabilities to local radio station on-air imaging. With QWIPS, it is not just fresh sound, it’s fresh thinking.

Learn more about QWIPS and emotional radio on-air imaging at www.radioimagingworks.com. Or contact TM Studios in Dallas, 972-406-6800 or email QWIPS@TMstudios.com

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Studio Dragonfly announces its hottest deal this season. For every jingle package shipped before September 30th, 2008, your station gets a free production library. Yep, that’s a free production library. Why else would you want to buy a package as early as now? Well, the Holidays are coming and prices are going up.

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Here are facts about power intros:

• Power intros have a “very” short shelf life
• They are effective if used in the right way
• Power intros are not only for intros

Let us face it. Not every radio producer is a big fan of power intros. Not only are they expensive to produce (since production requires tremendous resources like sound bites, SFX, audio clips), it’s also time-consuming. Although you can grab a variety of audio clips on the web anytime, a painstaking production that airs in little time is not worth it. Read the rest of this entry »