[IainJohnstonMember]

Appears to be behind a paywall…
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[Tony MullinsMember]

It’s interesting; I still hear slow jingles into fast songs and fast jingles into slow songs/intros, even on the big stations. I wonder if most people care about the ‘craft’ of making a radio show sound great anymore. Steve Wright was/is the master at this. I am not one of these that says “national radio is full of TV people” BUT you can still often hear the difference between a TV personality and a “radio jock!”

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[IainJohnstonMember]

Would add to Tony’s comment – I don’t think I’ve EVER heard a “transition cut” being used
in its proper context in all the years (quite a few!) I’ve been listening to radio!

[Tony MullinsMember]

wixy1360 wrote:

Would add to Tony’s comment – I don’t think I’ve EVER heard a “transition cut” being used
in its proper context in all the years (quite a few!) I’ve been listening to radio!

You’re right!

[mjb1124Member]

I’ve heard my share of proper fast-to-slow and slow-to-fast transitions – must be more of a US thing! (Or at least used to be.)

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[scotronMember]

Shame can’t read this article as Wixy says, it is being a paywall.

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