You Don't Have To Be A Radio DJ To Use RadioDJ
While RadioDJ is primarily built for use in radio studio's. You DON'T have to be a Radio DJ in order to use the program.
I currently use Radio DJ for automating my large music collection around my flat via Bluetooth.
If you've converted your CD's to a digital and you're looking for a program that is great at automating your music collection then RadioDJ is the program you needRadioDJ supports a lot of audio codecs right out of the box.
Supported Audio Codecs:
*.mp3;*.ogg;*.wav;*.mp2;*.mp1;*.aiff;*.m2a;*.mpa;*.m1a;*.mpg;*.mpeg;*.bwf;*.mus;*.wma;*.wmv;*.aac;*.adts;*.mp4;*.m4a;*.m4b;*.m4p;*.mod;*.mo3;*.s3m;*.xm;*.it;*.mtm;*.umx;*.mdz;*.s3z;*.itz;*.xmz;*.flac;*.midi;*.rmi;*.kar;*.opus;*.wv;*.ape;*.apl;*.mpc;*.mpp;*.mp+;*.spx;*.tta;
More file types can be added from the BASS Library https://un4seen.com/
Reasons to Use RadioDJ:
- Once installed it's stable and works for days/weeks without needing to keep an eye on it
- Great Music library support add as many categories & subcategories you require
- RadioDJ doesn't require online activations or registration keys
- RadioDJ sounds Professional with the BASS sound engine
- RadioDJ is 100% FREE and has ZERO restrictions on what YOU use it for
- The Database is really stable. Plus RadioDJ comes with a Database Backup Tool
- Easy to manage Playlists, Rotations & Events for all your automation needs
- Great Technical Support should something go wrong with your installation via the Forums
- Customisable Interface with the Color Editor
Once you have RadioDJ installed you will need to go into Categories to edit the categories you want your music to appear in.
Then choose the categories for your music to reside in in your database.
Once you've sorted your categories you'll be wanting to import the music
You do that from the options menu Track Import imports a single track Directory Import imports a folder of music.
Once your music is imported you will need to setup custom rotations you also do that from Option>Track Rotations
When you create a Track Rotation you have the option to save it into the database. Give it a memorable/unique name.
Example:
You add categories into the rotation from the Green+ button.
The last button at the top left is duplicate item, When building a rotation this button will duplicate the category you just chose.
It makes building rotations easier.
After you've done that and the music is playing away nicely then the job is almost done.
If you want different styles of music at different times of day then you use events to load your track rotation at a set time.
Events can be found via Option>Events or by clicking on the BIG BAR at the bottom of RadioDJ
Once you have all that sorted you can keep playing with rotationsuntil you have your music fully automated.
It will take time to get used to RadioDJ don't expect to learn everything about the software straight away.
Like all software it will take time to get used to what things do within the program.
However should you get really stuck don't be afraid to post on the RadioDJ community forums
Once you get used to how RadioDJ works you'll love just how easy it is to use.
Who knows you might end up wanting to become a Radio DJ yourself?