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abyrd
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Q100 officially announces change
« on: January 14, 2008, 06:57:13 AM »

The Bert Show made the official announcement on air this morning. Here are the details as stated on air.

Q100 is leaving 100.5! 100.5 is moving to 99.7 "the big and tall" and they will be upgrading from 12,000 watts to 100,000 watts. 100.5 will have a new format. Q100 is not going to change the name and will still be Q100 after the change.

99X will be a truly alternative radio station online and on HD at 99.7.

They have not released any details about what will be on 100.5

Schedule of events:
Next Monday the Bert Show will be on both 99.7 and 100.5
On Friday January 25 Q100 will be exclusively on 99.7
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« Reply #1 on: January 14, 2008, 09:14:06 AM »

Did they mention what time it will happen? I'm interested in recording the format change.
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« Reply #2 on: January 14, 2008, 09:54:34 AM »

Did they mention what time it will happen? I'm interested in recording the format change.

The final 99X song should roll shortly before 5:30am on January 25, when The Bert Show begins.

That would be the time to break out the blank Maxell, as I will be.
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« Reply #3 on: January 14, 2008, 11:31:59 AM »

Did they mention what time it will happen? I'm interested in recording the format change.

The final 99X song should roll shortly before 5:30am on January 25, when The Bert Show begins.

That would be the time to break out the blank Maxell, as I will be.

Blank Maxell? Wow, that's old school. Too old school for me, even. I record all of my airchecks off of web streams with Adobe Audition, and save them as .mp3 files so that I can share them with my fellow radio enthusiasts, and add them to my growing collection of format changes. I may put up a website soon...
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Re: Q100 officially announces change
« Reply #4 on: January 14, 2008, 11:41:39 AM »

Did anyone tape it?  I would like to hear the announcement!
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« Reply #5 on: January 14, 2008, 12:17:08 PM »

Did they mention what time it will happen? I'm interested in recording the format change.

The final 99X song should roll shortly before 5:30am on January 25, when The Bert Show begins.

That would be the time to break out the blank Maxell, as I will be.

Blank Maxell? Wow, that's old school. Too old school for me, even. I record all of my airchecks off of web streams with Adobe Audition, and save them as .mp3 files so that I can share them with my fellow radio enthusiasts, and add them to my growing collection of format changes. I may put up a website soon...

You'll love this, then:  Because I leave the house so early for work, I couldn't be at home at 7:30 to tape the announcement.  So I used my stereo VCR and an FM radio, started a videotape at SP speed at 6:45, and got two hours of audio.

I use Windows Analog Recorder to format tracks to mp3s and then can burn CDs of them.  But it all starts with some ferric oxide.  Smiley

I may change my handle around these parts to Old Fart.   Grin
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« Reply #6 on: January 14, 2008, 12:27:43 PM »

You'll love this, then:  Because I leave the house so early for work, I couldn't be at home at 7:30 to tape the announcement.  So I used my stereo VCR and an FM radio, started a videotape at SP speed at 6:45, and got two hours of audio.

Works great when you've got the mike positioned perfectly in front of the speaker.  Grin Sweet spot.
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« Reply #7 on: January 14, 2008, 01:05:26 PM »

You'll love this, then:  Because I leave the house so early for work, I couldn't be at home at 7:30 to tape the announcement.  So I used my stereo VCR and an FM radio, started a videotape at SP speed at 6:45, and got two hours of audio.

Works great when you've got the mike positioned perfectly in front of the speaker.  Grin Sweet spot.

First you have to check the batteries in your tape recorder.
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Re: Q100 officially announces change
« Reply #8 on: January 14, 2008, 01:43:46 PM »

Audio Hijack Pro if you're on a Mac
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« Reply #9 on: January 14, 2008, 01:52:37 PM »

Did they mention what time it will happen? I'm interested in recording the format change.

The final 99X song should roll shortly before 5:30am on January 25, when The Bert Show begins.

That would be the time to break out the blank Maxell, as I will be.

Blank Maxell? Wow, that's old school. Too old school for me, even. I record all of my airchecks off of web streams with Adobe Audition, and save them as .mp3 files so that I can share them with my fellow radio enthusiasts, and add them to my growing collection of format changes. I may put up a website soon...

You'll love this, then:  Because I leave the house so early for work, I couldn't be at home at 7:30 to tape the announcement.  So I used my stereo VCR and an FM radio, started a videotape at SP speed at 6:45, and got two hours of audio.

I use Windows Analog Recorder to format tracks to mp3s and then can burn CDs of them.  But it all starts with some ferric oxide.  Smiley

I may change my handle around these parts to Old ------.   Grin

I guess I'm showing some age here too.   Back in the day when I ran a radio production department, we used stereo VHS running at SP speed to master all of our commercials.  The quality was the same as reel to reel and the VHS tapes took up considerably less storage space at a fraction of the cost. 
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