MusicMaster Blog
Getting your Conversion on the Air Publicado por Joseph Knapp en enero 20th, 2010
We have welcomed many new users to MusicMaster in the past 30 years. For many of you, that meant having your data converted from other scheduling software. Your converted data was returned to you set up, and ready for you to schedule and export a log to your automation system. (más…)
Database Security and User Rights Publicado por Joseph Knapp en enero 10th, 2010
By Drew Bennett
Feel like you should set up Dataset Security in MusicMaster for your formats? It’s a wise idea and helps you protect your database from unknowing hands roaming about the radio station. (más…)
Setting Up Reconciliation With Your Automation System Publicado por Joseph Knapp en enero 6th, 2010
Are you reconciling your logs?
You likely already have (or had used in the past) some method to keep track of what songs were actually aired on your station that weren’t initially accounted for when you scheduled the music logs. (más…)
Group Mode: Rules That Play Together Stay Together Publicado por Joseph Knapp en enero 1st, 2010
One of the least-used and probably the least-understood property of the Rule Groups in MusicMaster is called Group Mode. (más…)