Radiologik DJ 1.6.2

Radiologik DJ 1.6.2 is an impressively designed program for all DJing needs with the exception of club mix features. It features 3 main players and one library player, all with selectable individual audio outputs, detailed time calculations, a lot of fast and smooth iTunes integration, and Nicecast artist and title publishing. It is complemented by a separate scheduler for full station automation.

Major Features:

1. Equally good: Live or full automation: Radiologik is meant to be an equally good live assist and full automation DJ for radio so you can walk right in and take over and leave as you wish.
2. 3 hot changeable audio outputs and 1 preview: Radiologik DJ's primary is the program queue which essentially uses the first 2 players and the third for tight fits and voiceovers. It has 3 on-air players which can be sent directly to 3 distinct audio outputs with the right hardware. You get one more 4th audio output meant for off air used by the library player for previewing and properties player for editing ramp, start, stop, overlap, etc.
3. More players for every purpose: For live assist playing you can run more manually and then you can run the 3rd player as you wish using a the spot list. You also get a 20 player palette for short jingles and sound effects with 10 saved sets for different segments and DJs.
4. Resourceful live DJing: There's a library you can use to keep either a selection of your iTunes library by keyword or the entire library and search it for requests or sort for an exact time fit song or perfect long ramp so you can do a long talk-in. It will typically import 10,000 in just over 15 seconds or keyword import 1,000 songs from a 15,000 iTunes library in 2 seconds.
5. On-job training details: There are details like if you drag a song into DJ's queue, it brings itself to the front and selects that song to do with it whatever you like. If you have auto off, DJ brings itself to the front as you get within 20 seconds of the ending of a song. Dialogs that would interfere with operation are used very sparingly. The idea is to keep it simple enough that you won't mess up on air when you're really thinking about other things like what you're going to say.
6. File formats, normalizing, transitions: Radiologik DJ plays mp3, AAC (including protected), Apple Lossless, AIFF, and WAV files. It can be set to obey iTunes Sound Check values and use a more advanced loudness gain tool such as iVolume to set those. For the right radio sound you can edit properties of each track for start, stop, ramp, overlap, fade-in, and fade-out and those values are stored with the audio file even if it moves from Mac to Mac.
   • And now scheduler includes a free feature Track Prep which analyzes songs for best overlap and transitions and sets those properties automatically for you.
7. Take it online: Finally, for internet broadcasters, use Nicecast to grab audio from Radiologik to process it via Audio Units and VST plugins and stream it via mp3 along with song titles as you like.

Enhancements:

• Added support for Scheduler traffic feature
• Added advanced option to NicecastRadiologikSupport to change how Nicecast gets artist and track information
• Added advanced option ManuallySaveTrackProperites to return save button in Track Properties window so that changes are not automatically saved
• Added saving of temporary track properties to program file and saved queue and spot file when ManuallySaveTrackProperites=true
• Fixed some other rare misreading of ID3v2 tags
• Fixed issue where track after voiceover improperly set volume to zero after previous track in that same player had a fade up.
• Fixed issue with interrupt not getting set from actions palette after first interaction