Radio Studio
Radio Studio Equipment
In this series of training videos, Lynn will take you through all of the equipment in the Radio Studio, how to adjust the audio levels of each fader and how to present a radio bulletin.1. Radio Studio- Introduction to Radio Studio Equipment Included in this section...
Microphones and how to use them
In this blog post I will cover the different types of microphones, what the differences are, and how best to utilise them. First off, there are two main groups that define a microphone. Dynamic and Condenser. Dynamic - Good for...
How to Record Podcasts
Ever wanted to know how to record a podcast using the radio studio? Well Ben has recorded a tutorial on how to do it. Check it out:
A Guide to Integra
Integra is the software used to control the radio systems here at the Journalist radio studio. Login - In order to use it, first you may need to log in. This can be done by using your university login. You may also have to login to Burli on the computer next to...
Downloading your radio studio and booth recordings
You can quickly access recordings made in the radio studio and news booths by using the Burli web interface. You need to be on-campus to do this and you can use any device. Or from home using a VPN connection. on a web browser (use Chrome for the best result), go to...
Editing With Burli
These posts will help you use the Burli system to edit your audio. In order to login to Burli, use the username "radio" with no password. Importing your audio Editing by topping and tailing Editing by selecting and extracting Creating an Audio Project Adjusting sound...
Emailing Audio to Burli
Here's how to e-mail MP3s and WAVs to Burli: MP3 files, and PCM WAV files, can be e-mailed to jnlnewsroom@sheffield.ac.uk to appear in Burli’s in-queue (the newest ones should also appear in a filter on the left hand side of Burli). WAVs are better quality, but might...
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