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== Shows == | == Shows == | ||
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* http://nerd8b.890m.com/ | * http://nerd8b.890m.com/ | ||
| − | = | + | == Preparations - a Guideline == |
| + | === Before the Show === | ||
| − | + | A good preparation on the Topic that will be discussed is of utmost importance as the moderator of the moment will need to ask Questions on the various topics. | |
| + | :Gloomy answers without facts aren't really interesting for the Listeners (too complex answers neither, so balance it) | ||
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| + | During the show we will need a way of communication. A piece of paper and a black marker are ideal. | ||
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| + | Also handy if you want to note something down you don't want to forget. | ||
| + | :Write down keywords, NOT entire phrases. Believe us it will only confuse you and you will start stalling and people will notice you read off a sheet of paper. | ||
| − | = Mic check = | + | === Mic check === |
check, check Mic? Dude, is that thing on? | check, check Mic? Dude, is that thing on? | ||
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A few tips about becoming a Radio Star (sorry Eldoradio, if you claim rights on that so be it) | A few tips about becoming a Radio Star (sorry Eldoradio, if you claim rights on that so be it) | ||
| − | == Speech == | + | === Speech === |
| − | If you speak into a Mic be yourself. Speak normally. Due to the nature of our program you can talk to the moderator as if you would know him for years. No special intonation needed, no grand-ducal form has to be applied, be yourself ( | + | If you speak into a Mic be yourself. Speak normally. Due to the nature of our program you can talk to the moderator as if you would know him for years. No special intonation needed, no grand-ducal form has to be applied, be yourself (or [[#Practice|practice]]) |
You don't need to yell at the Mic, with as little as one fist away from it you will be heard loud and clear. Also try and keep the same distance from the Mic at all times (otherwise Leveling your voice will annoy the operator) | You don't need to yell at the Mic, with as little as one fist away from it you will be heard loud and clear. Also try and keep the same distance from the Mic at all times (otherwise Leveling your voice will annoy the operator) | ||
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Articulation is very important, you can practice this by exaggerating pro-noun-ci-ation but do this during dry runs otherwise you sound like broken speech synthesizer. | Articulation is very important, you can practice this by exaggerating pro-noun-ci-ation but do this during dry runs otherwise you sound like broken speech synthesizer. | ||
| − | == | + | ==== Practice ==== |
Should 'yourself' be: extremely shy or absolutely CRAZYYYY - try and practice in front of a mirror a few line until you get the drill and feel confident enough (have cooled down) | Should 'yourself' be: extremely shy or absolutely CRAZYYYY - try and practice in front of a mirror a few line until you get the drill and feel confident enough (have cooled down) | ||
| − | == Moderation == | + | === Moderation === |
It seems at least one person has to moderate the talkers (think of it as a switch board) | It seems at least one person has to moderate the talkers (think of it as a switch board) | ||
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So everyone needs to wait her turn. But you can time yourself and maybe sync (via eye-contact or paper-sheet) with the current-speaker and add to the coversation. | So everyone needs to wait her turn. But you can time yourself and maybe sync (via eye-contact or paper-sheet) with the current-speaker and add to the coversation. | ||
(This is basically where it differs a bit from a regular conversation between pals) | (This is basically where it differs a bit from a regular conversation between pals) | ||
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| + | == After the Show == | ||
| + | Once the show is over make sure you have a Backup of the entire show so we can put it online in our [[Podcasts| Podcast Archive]] | ||
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Contents |
Name of the show
See discussion...
Concept
- Content:
- Genre of music: Chiptune, Nerdcore, Electronic music
- Slot: Every 2nd Saturday 13h-14h
- Participants (Expertise):
- Macfreak (did some shows that aired on Eldoradio, RTL 92,5 and some TV spots which aired on RTL)
- Azunix (??)
- SteveClement (Regular speaker at Sports Events and generally easy around Cameras and Microphones)
- Mich (?)
- Prometheus (?)
- Claude (2 shows on LRB)
Shows
Adding a Show? Please use the RadioShow form.
Jingle
see RadioJingle
Pool o' Topics
Collect ideas here, create a show from them once you see fit.
- Luxembourgian Blogosphere, TwittoSphere et al.
- Social Networks
- hacker Conventions
- 8-bit, chiptune, festivals (http://europe.blipfestival.org/) (http://wiki.littlesounddj.com/FrontPage)
- Luxemburg, Überwachungsstaat?
- Theoretical Terror Attacks, .lu centric
- Lockpicking, the Audible guide
- Internet encryption for everyone smtpS, wwwS, imapS, pop3S etc...
- Luxi Internet Memes
- G.R.L Luxembourg
- C3L
- Arrrduino, Pirates and NOT the Carribeans
- Anti-Virus Software
- Killerspiele, die Kids laufen Amok
- Software Patente und Patente im generellen
- Biometrie
- Homebrew
- Hacking Foods (Jo)
Music
The power of semantic media wiki compels you to look at: List of artists and played songs
CreativeCommons
Please add only artists, not single albums. In a second step you should then select specific tracks and add them to a show. See RadioShow1 for an example. Please make sure we have the right to play that music. Mail the musicians if you're unsure about the licensing.
Unknown License
- ... more chiptune resources!
- http://www.christalcrack.com/ (.lu)
- http://www.plopbox.net/ a web based player with over 4000 oldskool musix in SID, YM and MOD formats.
MySpace stuff (probably commercial)
- http://www.myspace.com/gangpolundmit
- http://www.myspace.com/readydot (.lu)
- http://www.myspace.com/fkubin
- http://www.myspace.com/clubrecs
More Resources
- http://www.bentfestival.org/
- http://europe.blipfestival.org/
- http://8bitcollective.com
- http://www.8bitpeoples.com/
Commercial
- Digitalism
- DaftPunk
- Portishead
- Radiohead
- Massive Attack
- Psilodump
- Placebo
- Pink Floyd
- Weird Al Yankovic
- Leftfield
- Fat Boy Slim
- Mr. Oizo (Flat beat \w Flat Eric)
More Content
Other things we could do include
- have people email their favourite electronic songs to radio_AT_hackerspace_DOT_lu
- interviews with various people and organizations
- reports from Hacker Conventions
- interactive call-ins
- debates
Similar Shows & Radio-Stations
BTW : Gaston Klares is a friend of mine...he's also a great hacker! ;-) --Macfreak109 11:48, 27 June 2009 (UTC)
Preparations - a Guideline
Before the Show
A good preparation on the Topic that will be discussed is of utmost importance as the moderator of the moment will need to ask Questions on the various topics.
- Gloomy answers without facts aren't really interesting for the Listeners (too complex answers neither, so balance it)
During the show we will need a way of communication. A piece of paper and a black marker are ideal.
Also handy if you want to note something down you don't want to forget.
- Write down keywords, NOT entire phrases. Believe us it will only confuse you and you will start stalling and people will notice you read off a sheet of paper.
Mic check
check, check Mic? Dude, is that thing on?
Yep and you've #failed on national radio :)
A few tips about becoming a Radio Star (sorry Eldoradio, if you claim rights on that so be it)
Speech
If you speak into a Mic be yourself. Speak normally. Due to the nature of our program you can talk to the moderator as if you would know him for years. No special intonation needed, no grand-ducal form has to be applied, be yourself (or practice)
You don't need to yell at the Mic, with as little as one fist away from it you will be heard loud and clear. Also try and keep the same distance from the Mic at all times (otherwise Leveling your voice will annoy the operator)
Articulation is very important, you can practice this by exaggerating pro-noun-ci-ation but do this during dry runs otherwise you sound like broken speech synthesizer.
Practice
Should 'yourself' be: extremely shy or absolutely CRAZYYYY - try and practice in front of a mirror a few line until you get the drill and feel confident enough (have cooled down)
Moderation
It seems at least one person has to moderate the talkers (think of it as a switch board)
If ALL speak together (full-duplex) #fail will occur.
So everyone needs to wait her turn. But you can time yourself and maybe sync (via eye-contact or paper-sheet) with the current-speaker and add to the coversation. (This is basically where it differs a bit from a regular conversation between pals)
After the Show
Once the show is over make sure you have a Backup of the entire show so we can put it online in our Podcast Archive
