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Went up to Sioux Falls and explored their radio market, the results of that are up at https://msx.gay/radio/bandscans/siouxfalls.txt!
i can look at this page for hours! really interested in the radio section, any tips for broadcasters starting out?
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Figured I had a lot of pictures on the site, so I decided to organize them by which camera took which picture. The laundromat pictures came from a not-so-fun Friday night, explanation in the replies.
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marshmellosucks
2 years ago
Washing machine at home decided it wasn't going to work, so my mother and I went to a nearby laundromat. Half of the washing machines were out of service, and the ones that worked had numerous issues. None of them had hot water, most of them refused to spin, and some didn't even dissolve detergent packs or clean soap off of clothes. We decided to find another laundromat in a different town, which did work.
marshmellosucks
2 years ago
Needless to say, after five hours of trying to clean clothes, I'm tired.
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You are now able to search SearchGoogloPlexia using the Firefox 1.0 home page! https://start.msx.gay/searchgoggloplexia/firefox.html (You asked me if I could, turns out I can)
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Sorry for not replying sooner, haven't checked Neocities in a while. I have yet to make a page detailing what to do to get into radio, but for now: if you want to set up your own station, keep it low key. If transmitting over the air, do so at a low power output. If streaming online without paying licensing for music, only share it between friend groups and people you trust. TL;DR: Don't be stupid.
As for software recommendations, I'd recommend: Mixxx for playout, Stereo Tool (Windows) or PulseEffects/EasyEffects (Linux) for processing, Butt for streaming to a server, and Icecast for a streaming server. If looking for a transmitter, go with one that's compliant with your region's laws on unlicensed broadcasting. In the US, that would be the FCC Part 15. You'll have more leeway in rural areas.