You’ve been hearing a lot about our Beta users raving about GSelector’s new Flex Clocks, but did you know there are more enhancements in GSelector 4.9.0 that will help improve your everyday workflows? Now that GSelector 4.9.0 is officially released, in this video we’ll breakdown some of the new features and review a couple significant…
As we continue to dive deeper into different areas of GSelector, our goal is to provide you with a series of videos to help offer better scheduling control. We’re identifying what we want to happen and then applying GSelector scheduling techniques for a “set it and forget it” better music log. This week, we discussed…
We’ve covered advanced GSelector Clocks and Optimizations in past videos, but we thought that we would take this back to basics and cover how to build a clock, why GSelector defines specific airtimes, and where users can customize their Clocks configuration. Plus, we introduced concepts that will maximize your efficiency while working within the Clocks…
There you are, listening to your station and you come across a transition that triggers your ear. “Eh, I don’t like that.” Why? What is it that you don’t like? In this RCS Live, we take a conceptual approach to understanding how to better your rotations and transitions by identifying transitions that you either like…
New version. New features. Same old reliable GSelector. With the pending release of GSelector 4.9.0, John Bonou, Asst. GSelector Product Manager, joined us to breakdown the new GSelector Clock feature in which users can define any quantity of clocks – from one minute to 24 hours. Starting with the setup, the new GSelector Clock feature…
We kicked off another RCS Live by discussing some GSelector scheduling tips and tricks. Specifically, how to utilize Clock Goals and Clock Constraints to better optimize your rotations. Then, we created a couple Link Affidavits and customized printed Logs in GSelector’s Reports tab. Many users don’t realize that they can quickly and efficiently use GSelector’s…
This week on RCS’s Questions and Answers in a Time of Remote Workflows, we were joined by Adrian Guanipa, GSelector Support Lead, to discuss Administrative and Job configurations. We dove into how to create Organizations, Roles, Users, as well as other admin options, then a breakdown of each GSelector Job and sparked by user driven…
In an ever more competitive broadcast environment, radio students in a hurry to grasp job opportunities as early as possible, have the option of choosing a post-grad program compressed into two semesters rather than the more traditional four. Canada’s Humber College claims to be the only Radio Program provider in the country to offer an…
Twofers are essentially elements, like songs, that will schedule another element that share the same Artist or Vocalist as the previous position. After enabling Twofers from the Setup / Station / Features / Twofers, we went over how to schedule based on Artist vs. Vocalist: Soundgarden into Chris Cornell or Soundgarden into Soundgarden. Next, we…
‘As part of another RCS Questions and Answers in a Time of Remote Workflows, we broke down how to set up and configure GSelector S3 scheduling. S3 stands for Schedule Subscription Service and it’s available as part of your GSelector contract with an additional installation suffix. Essentially, S3 creates a unique profile for a Subscriber…
Even 70 mph wind gusts couldn’t interrupt another installment of RCS’s Questions and Answers in a Time of Remote Workflows. Mixing up the floating open session, Monday we went over how each RCS product can be utilized remotely and then answered a couple of GSelector rotation questions from listeners. A reminder that each RCS product…
Another week of Social Distancing and RCS’s Q&A Facebook Live Remote Workflow session. Reminder that RCS will continue to host Facebook Live sessions twice a week for the foreseeable future. If you have any questions or are looking for remote solutions for you and your team, you can always ask us via social media (www.facebook.com/RCSSoundSoftware),…
On Tuesday, RCS hosted their first of many Facebook Live sessions in which they’ll answer any questions from users, provide examples of certain remote options and overall be available twice a week for piece of mind and reassurance that RCS’s line of flexible products can assist users in executing their normal workflows in unprecedented times….
How does Zetta, GSelector and NexGen adapt to your health policy changes? In these troubling times, broadcasters are faced with the difficult challenge of how to keep stations on air, while maintaining the safety of their employees. The reality is that we are facing a possibility that broadcasters will not have access to our studios…
GSelector and Zetta training is coming to a trade show near you. When we launched RCS Academy last year, our goal was to bring you top-quality instruction on RCS software in a self-paced, online format. Starting with GSelector Certification, the response has been very positive. As we move into 2020, we’ve envisioned additional ways to…
“Absolutely I am a better music director after taking this course.” If you’re like most GSelector users, you probably learned how to use the program just by playing around with it. The easy user interface makes it possible to come up to speed and begin the job of scheduling music in short order. Maybe you’ve…
Opportunities for formal education in radio broadcasting are few, and usually confined to the academic world. That’s why RCS introduced the RCS Academy, which offers opportunities for training and certification in Zetta, GSelector and Aquira. One of our beta testers and first graduates of the GSelector certification program is Ken Payne, Assistant Program Director and…