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Radio Production

Introduction Radio Production

Radio production is the art and science of writing, recording and producing the commercial elements, programming elements and pretty much everything you here on the radio.

  • Radio is a powerful media tool. Its reach is extending as the platforms for its distribution expand.
  • As one of the earliest forms of widespread communication, radio has a long tradition of introducing and developing new talent and new programme formats and genres.

SOUND EFFECT

MUSIC

Recorded

recorded sound effect

live

spot effect

It requires technical editing skills, imagination, a sharp ear and sometimes a good radio voice. Some radio producers and radio announcer use their own voice but have to edit others voices into the music, sound effects, and other elements that make up the radio program or commercial

Bright Acoustics

The audible (sound) scenery in which the voice is placed :

  • clear
  • echo
  • bounces
  • vibrates

Dead Acoustics

DISTORT / FILTER

  • solid in sound
  • no vibration
  • absorb sound
  • no echoes

The Scriptwriter

Elements of Radio Production

  • Cuts away certain frequencies of the voice

having the writer present at the session often helps clear up any misunderstanding with the written word

The Producer

The person in overall charge of achieving the end result

The People Involved in Radio Production

HUMAN VOICE

The Sound Engineer

a good experienced technician with a good pair of ears can make everything work quickly and smoother

The Voice Over(s)/ The Announcer

Good casting is essential and knowing the capabilities of each voice and personality helps

References

  • KARIM, ABDUL GHANI Lecture Notes - Panduan Penulisan Radio, Shah Alam: KSA, 2000.
  • MC CURDY, DAN (2013) The Essential Elements of Radio Production. Suite 101. Retrieved on November 18 2013 from http://suite101.com/a/the-essentials-elements-of-radio-production-a135985

PERSPECTIVE

Relationship of the microphone (and therefore to the listener)

to the sound of voice that you are putting out or simply the position of the mic

ARTIFICIAL ECHO

  • Reverberation of sound

ACOUSTICS

SILENCE

  • absence of communication
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