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How to Do a Live Radio Broadcast on PC

Having a live radio broadcast is not something that everyone can say they have added to their claims of fame. In times past, you would have to cut through a lot of red tape to start your own radio show. However, due to the power of advanced technology, you can now create your own live radio broadcast directly from your PC. Broadcast when you want and talk about whatever you want.

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    Things You'll Need

    • Sound card Internet connection Telephone
      • 1

        Check your computer to ensure that you have a sound card installed.

      • 2

        Sign up for an account on a website that allows you to record a live radio broadcast. A couple of websites that will allow you to do this is Blog Talk Radio and Voice America. When you sign up for an account, you will be given a telephone number to dial into and begin hosting your broadcast. You will also be given a separate telephone number for your audience to dial to talk to you live on the air.

      • 3

        Create a name for your radio broadcast. For example, "Real Talk" or "Get Fit Today."

      • 4

        Schedule a time slot for your radio broadcast.

      • 5

        Develop a marketing strategy to spread the word about your upcoming live radio broadcast. You can send out emails to friends and family. You can also advertise your broadcast on your website. When marketing your broadcast, let the audience know if they will be able to call in live on the air. If so, give them the call-in number.

      • 6

        Create an outline or make notes of the items you want to talk about during your broadcast. If you don't want to talk during the broadcast, you can outline the songs you will play and the order in which you will play them.

      • 7

        Dial the telephone number to begin hosting your radio broadcast. Call in a few minutes ahead of time to ensure that you are ready to go live at your appointed time.

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