DJ Garybaldy - The Only sound you need

How time flies its 13 years since I first found RadioDJ via a Google search. After installing and importing tracks RadioDJ just did what I needed it to do AUTOMATE MUSIC RadioDJ the only piece of software that has never let me down I had a lot of Audio play out software to try and wade through well before I found RDJ in 2010 MusicMatch Jukebox, SAM Broadcaster, Jazler, Raduga, Foobar, Zararadio, Winamp, Real Player I was sad when Yahoo decided to discontinue Music Match Jukebox (MMJB) as that had a pretty decent crossfade. I could never get Winamp to crossfade properly even with the use of plugins. The Stress I had in my 12 or so years of using SAM Broadcaster was unparalleled. I hated it when software decided to screw me over by crashing or malfunctioning without warning. I don't have ANY STRESS with RadioDJ RadioDJ makes streaming music a Pleasure NOT a Chore I was able to do Rad

If you've recently discovered RadioDJ free radio automation software and you're confused as to what zones are then let me explain a little. RadioDJ is split into 4 zones (3 usable) and this is where plugins live. Zone 1: This is where the main playlist lives. DO NOT PUT any other plugin in this zone. Its best if you leave the playlist in Zone 1 and add other plugins to zones 2,3,4 You have the option to change the playlist to either list or slot mode from the plugins menu (options>plugins) by clicking on the settings of the playlist plugin. Note: You need to restart RadioDJ to change from slot/list mode. Zone 2: Can host multiple plugins. We use zone 2 for the search, history and online request plugins. If you so wish you can add the cart-wall and aux players into zone 2 if that's not where you want them try zones 3/4. Zone 3: I don't bother with zones 3/4 I just use Zone 2 to put any active plugins into it makes the layout easier to u