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Online radio stations have different rules. I listen to sofloradio.com (a talk station) almost every day, and almost every day, Jorge Rodriguez, the most popular host on there, says offensive words (including the F word) without being bleeped. Being online, he can get away with it! So, no FCC on the online stations! But on the home page of loopers-delight.com, it clearly states that is a site for musicians working with loops of all kinds. Any person who listens to pop music would know that Jason Derulo and Britney Spears (or at least their producers) loop. And how much does radionomy.com (a host just for web-radio) cost? Tyler Z On Sun, 17 Jun 2012 09:47:58 -0700, Revfever wrote: >TMK, the first thing to be required would be having to pay for a web >hosting site for the radio station unless someone on LD already has >something like that? There's a large selection of such sites to >choose from and with a range of fees, But please, no "big name" pop >artists. Those artists get and have gotten *enough* exposure (and $$) >as it is, and there might(?) also be copyrights / royalties issues >hassles involved as well from entities such as RIAA, ASCAP, BMI, >etc. Also, whoever has the contract / registration/ etc in their >name would be the party (parties) held responsible if some issues >like that ever arose. Just my semi-knowledgeable / TMK two cents. I >have a few years of previous radio broadcast experience under my belt >but not with online stations, (not yet, at least) so maybe the issues >of copyright / royalties do not apply to indy online stations? I >dunno? I've never looked into that nor had any previous online radio >experiences. Just the "regular" airwaves which are supposed to be >(haha) "ours" and under the "guidance" and control of Thee Almighty >FCC, here in the good ol' US of A. > >Cheers- >Rev.Fever >Portlandia >http://www.spiritone.com/~rvfever >http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/elemental1 >http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/elemental2 >http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/skult > > > >On Jun 17, 2012, at 8:28 AM, Tyler wrote: > >>Hello! This would require a person skilled in radionomy.com or any >>of those online >>radio-stream programs. I could probably set it up myself. I would >>have to learn a little. My idea >>is an online radio station called LD Radio. It probably wouldn't be >>live broadcasting, but >>we would have a playlist. LD Radio would play songs from the >>Looper's Delight disks, from the Y >>2 K 6 loop fest for LD 10th anniversary (even though that link is >>gone from the LD home >>page, Google it; you'll still find the LD 10th anniversary >>recordings), videos from the >>Livelooping Youtube channel converted to mp3 using a site like >>vidtomp3.com, >>samples from the Looper's Delight file library (which works, >>finally!), whatever anyone sends in, and >>artists that aren't even on Looper's Delight. Some songs by common >>names (Britney Spears, >>Cher, Kesha, Jason Derulo, DJ Wich) ... one listen, and you hear so >>many repeated (looped) >>sounds that you think they lost their minds! So we might throw in >>some pop music (as long as the pop songs >>we play have lots of looped samples), and indie musicians not on LD >>(bigger name ones such as >>Imogen Heap, Morcheeba, Tim Exile, etc.) to lesser-known ones (Lizzie >>Kazmierski, Asianglow, etc). Of course, all our Looper-delighters >>will be heard on there >>too; Per Boysen, Michael Peters, Andy Butler ... you name it, and >>it has loops (live or >>not) in it, we'll play it! >>Tyler Z >>