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Noise in studio

ronbyrne2005 · 2007-02-21 01:59:16

Anyone notice a lot of studio noise (keyboard and mouse clicks) on certain radio stations while presenter or guest is speaking. Gets on my nerves.

21-02-2007 2:59am

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ronbyrne2005

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Anyone notice a lot of studio noise (keyboard and mouse clicks) on certain radio stations while presenter or guest is speaking. Gets on my nerves.

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#2 21-02-2007 11:43am

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Happens a LOT on Drivetime with that stuttering one (cant remember her name). She always seems to be clicking on a mouse or shuffling papers while someone else is talking.

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#3 21-02-2007 2:20pm

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Or certain other radio presenters slurping coffee and nibbling rasher sandwidge

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#4 21-02-2007 7:49pm

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Certain ILRs get other files prepared on the same PC that's playing out the piece that's being aired. That means that Windows noises (e.g. clicking on a window, maximising a window) are aired in stereo. You'd think they'd turn them off!

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#5 22-02-2007 1:02am

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I seem to notice it on newstalk a lot. Especially on the lunchtime show, lots of typing sounds.

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