What makes Radio, Radio. The aural elements we take for granted and don't think about.

Below are auditory elements we hear every time we listen to commercial radio. They all can be produced easily with sound editing software, royalty free music, pro audio mics and sound cards, Add some creative energy and you can have an internet radio station broadcasting your creative content to world. Listen to become familiar with examples of aural elements of radio.

Below is listed examples of radio style audio production you can create yourself to make your niche station

Advertiser Jingles Station Call Letter IDs Sweepers - Bumpers Production Music Beds Voice overs Interviews - Talk radio Advertisers commercials

To hear these examples http://www.internetaudioguy.com/internetradiosamples.htm

Flash is best technology to stream archived audio over web because it is most common cross platform player, period. Real Media and Windows Media are formats that allow live streaming, but I focused on archived, on demand audio in this article. The easiest method for hosting streaming internet radio content is http://www.mp3soundstream.com where you can see how to record your on demand radio programs and deliver them using flash.

Niche Internet radio station examples online now.

http://www.lawtechradio.com - All lawyers radio

http://www.choosefitness.com - All fitness radio

You can do it all with right equipment, right production software and a little learning curve, all available from http://www.InternetAudioGuy.com and http://www.mp3soundstream.com.

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Quentin Brown

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