Sound im Hörfunk: zur Praxis des Radio-Sounddesign

• Autores: Kiron Patka
• Localización: SPIEL: eine Zeitschrift fur Medienkultur, ISSN 0722-7833, Vol. 3, Nº. 2, 2017, págs. 31-54
• Idioma: alemán
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• Resumen

  • Radio analysis usually concentrates on radio content. Nevertheless, radio professionals invest a lot of effort in shaping the sound of radio programmes. In this article, I explore two dimensions of sound work that is done by radio practitioners: sound design and sound processing. The former is performed by sound designers as well as producers, technicians and presenters/DJs. They all deal with the time structure by shaping music, spoken word and ,jingles’ into an audio flow. In particular, I suggest a model of analysis that examines foreground sounds and background sounds separately to identify a perceivable density of radio programmes. The second dimension of sound work applies to the sound texture and aims at creating a distinguishable sound compared to other stations on the same market.