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Sweet setup. I don't like Audacity much though, have to admit Adobe Audition is better and the studio operators really do prefer it. Can also add a few cheap Waves processing plug ins with Audition for things like EQ, reverb, compression and limiting. Tends to be the basic processing functions the producers like to have. Just need to get yourselves converted to FM and you'll be set! Can always dream, I suppose.
Even though music, commercials and promos are stored digitally, why aren't the studios equipped at least with CD players and turntables for music that is not available 'in the system'?
Another reason is that playing tunes outside 'the system' for example from YouTube is not necessarily high quality audio.
Thank you,
Anthony of curious Belfield