DIGITAD's Radio Broadcast Sound Scheduler
DS-RBS100

This is the main window which you should see at the program start.

All menus and setting options are right-click sensitive.

The main window lets you control transport on both sound tracks, gives you information about the sound played like: elapsed time, peak volume.

It also gives you access to the other two windows:
Mixing console (upright) and
Playlist (bottom)

All active areas may be shown with a mouse click anywhere

It is up to you to choose in the mixing console window between the:

• MASTER faders
• Channel faders or
• FADE type

• MASTER faders

If you have chosen this one, the Left and the Right faders are shown to you with the option to adjust them in the same time with the same amount or separately.

here Left and Right faders are linked

• FADE type

FADE type allows you to choose for the proper duration of fades.

You may apply linear fades, equally overlapped only.
The future release will bring more options.

• Channel faders

There are two "motorized" faders for each stereo channel A and B. Their position is changed automatically according with the fade type and duration. They report to the operator the absolute level for each channel, all the time. The level may be incremented or  decremented with a simply left- or right-click on the level indicators.

Playlist window gives all information about the plays from the schedule (filename, title, singer, album, length, start time). Most of them are saved as ID3Tag at the end of each sound file.

You may add or remove at anytime a play in the playlist. It is also possible to modify the playing order. The desired play may be found in the library searching for the play title or the singer. A play may be inserted directly in the playlist at the position of the blue cursor just by double clicking it.

There are also two different cursors for each channel A and B which light up when the respective channel is playing. The same with the two counters which shows remaining time from the play.

There are also 10 preset keys which should be used to store jingles, anouncements, effects, text for instant playing

Also a  very nice tool is the Spectrum Analyser which tracks the level variations. The color is intuitive giving to the operator the opportunity to take fast decisions.