Hull & District Talking Magazine
Serving the Blind and Partially-sighted in Hull and the East Riding
Readers
There are usually four readers for each edition. The
readers' job is to read the news items and feature articles, previously selected by
the editors. We have about 20 readers which means that there is a
variety of voices on the tape, not just the same few.
Each reader has their own style of reading. So as you can see there is quite a
difference in both sound and content each week.
We like to have both men and women reading each week to give a contrast in
voices for the listener.
The readers sit round a specially made table in our studio, each with their own
microphones.
This job is done on a Thursday evening.
Recorders
The Recording engineer's job is to
make a digital master recording of feature articles and news items. He/she monitors the
sound levels during recording and also puts a short piece of music onto each
end of the recording.
The Recording engineer will then transfer the recording to a master USB memory stick in
readiness for the copying and despatch team.
This job is done on a Thursday evening.
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