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<blockquote data-quote="Yttermayn" data-source="post: 5329036" data-attributes="member: 31390">One of the few things that Billy felt the SM had done right was to upgrade the station's equipment in the sound proofed room Billy worked in.&nbsp; Two computers with soft touch keyboards and mice to minimize ambient noise and a high quality mike were a couple of the improvements.&nbsp; Billy smirked at the keyboard covers, probably added due to the frequent appearance of beverages in the studio since Billy started here.One computer had a soundboard program loaded on it, along with disc and digital media controls for music and other audio related functions.&nbsp; The audio output of both machines could be mixed in with everything else put out on the air.&nbsp; The other computer was set up to provide rapid access to incoming news and information.&nbsp; Billy saw relevant local headlines with photos, along with a few items with a national or global scope.&nbsp; He also saw the various ads he was supposed to run during the course of his broadcast.&nbsp; Lastly, the ever present timer was given some dedicated desktop space.&nbsp; It dictated hard and soft breaks in the broadcast like a little digital tyrant.&nbsp; It was currently showing that Billy would be on air in two and a half minutes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yttermayn, post: 5329036, member: 31390"] One of the few things that Billy felt the SM had done right was to upgrade the station's equipment in the sound proofed room Billy worked in. Two computers with soft touch keyboards and mice to minimize ambient noise and a high quality mike were a couple of the improvements. Billy smirked at the keyboard covers, probably added due to the frequent appearance of beverages in the studio since Billy started here. One computer had a soundboard program loaded on it, along with disc and digital media controls for music and other audio related functions. The audio output of both machines could be mixed in with everything else put out on the air. The other computer was set up to provide rapid access to incoming news and information. Billy saw relevant local headlines with photos, along with a few items with a national or global scope. He also saw the various ads he was supposed to run during the course of his broadcast. Lastly, the ever present timer was given some dedicated desktop space. It dictated hard and soft breaks in the broadcast like a little digital tyrant. It was currently showing that Billy would be on air in two and a half minutes. [/QUOTE]

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