Biggy it up to ya! I go global!
October 31st, 2006 by AndyAtHullOk after the totally random name you are probably wondering what the heck I am babbling about, right? Thought you would be. This is were I go GLOBAL…Muwahahaha!
Ok, hold your seats, grab your popcorn from last nights movie. And hide your kids and stuff! This is in no way security related.
For the next 13 weeks or so I will be volunteering at a radio station, a charity registerd one. You know, where you have loads of buttons to press, and me who can’t even speed type. Great that!
I won’t be presenting a show as such. But I will be their sound technician.
Why you wonder? Well I have always had sound/audio in my life as an interest. I always wanted to play at nightclubs and own some mega-busting equipment. Like CD recorders/burners and the sort you need!
Once I started to earn some bucks I started to buy everything I wanted. Started to mix some records, yes the 12 inch variety. And also attempted to make songs. From trialed software and such.
From then on in I sent hundreds of CD’s to nightclubs, radio stations to see what they thought. From that I had a few DJ sets. All non-payed. But experience was my main goal here.
To cut a long story short I have recently applied for jobs in this field. Most have written back to me and even offered me a day at their place. But sadly insisted I needed more experience as I am not a qualified sound tech. Which is fair enough!
So I kind of got a chance to volunteer at a previous station I volunteerd at some years ago. Then this station only did short projects that went on for two weeks. However since then they have gained an official licence for 5 years.
And me, your number one security reporter. Will be there helping for the next few months. The station in question is Seasideradio.Org, have a gander around. Ok after pimping their site, here is a brief description:-
“Seaside Radio’s roots lie way back in Easter 2001. Our first broadcast went out live on air from Keyingham, being picked up in both Withernsea and the borders of Hull. After the broadcast, a small number of presenters decided that Seaside Radio could develop and become bigger and better. A number of other small broadcasts took place until 2003 when Seaside Radio Ltd was formed, and eventually in November 2005 Ofcom awarded us a full time license for five years and full time broadcast will start in summer 2006 In April 2005 we took up a permanant residence at 27 Seaside Road in Withernsea.” Read more here
I’ll be starting tomorrow. This shouldn’t effect my time on this site and forum though. I will still be kicking ass and assiting users. I wouldn’t want it any other way.
But be prepared to hear random jingles and even dancing banana’s live. Oh Noes.
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