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Radio Airplay: How to Get Your Songs Played on the Radio Gain clout elsewhere first. Send in your CD/mixtape (or even a vinyl) Focus on non-commercial radio (at first) Offer an exclusive. Send over an EPK (Electronic Press Kit) Sign with a label. Cultivate your ?organic? airplay. Think globally.

An ?extro? is the message you broadcast at the end of an episode or item. It consolidates important learnings and emotions, and sometimes tells listeners where they can learn more about a topic. An ?episode? is one radio program that is a part of a radio program series. An ?item? is a single element within an episode.

An ?intro? is the message you broadcast at the beginning of an episode, or at the beginning of an item within an episode. It encourages listeners to stay tuned and it prepares them to listen to the episode or item. An ?extro? is the message you broadcast at the end of an episode or item.

AM transmitters and receivers are less complex than FM and PM, but synchronization is needed in the case of SSBSC carriers. FM (or PM) transmitters are more complex than AM because the variation of modulating signal has to be converted and detected from the corresponding variation in frequencies.

Glossary of Radio Terms Acapella. Part of a jingle that is just voices without any music. Ad. Ad is an abbreviation for advertisement.A-D Converter. A-D converter is short for Analog to Digital Converter.Ad-Lib.AM - Amplitude Modulation.Analog Signal.Analog Transmission.Attenuate.

The difference in the way AM and FM radio signals are encoded means differences in sound quality, performance, and broadcast range between the two types of station. This explains why FM stations sound better than AM stations, but AM stations can be heard from further away.

?In Hot AC and Top 40, could be anywhere from $1,000 to $2,000 depending on the competition.? Two other radio veterans estimated that the total cost of promoting a song to ?urban? radio and transforming it into a hit was between $100,000 and $125,000.

15. OBB ? Opening Billboard. ? It introduces a program or segment ? Program OBB/Intro ? Commercial OBB ? Tells the sponsors of the program or segment ? ?This portion is brought to you by? ? CBB ? Closing Billboard. ? It closes a program or segment.

Biz.... Business. A script notation calling for vocal or physical effects to be done by the cast.

Making a radio ad is fairly simple and can be done quite quickly and typically costs between $300 and $1,000. There are a few options when creating a radio ad, you can have the radio station create the ad, pay a professional production company to create the ad, create the ad yourself, or hire a freelancer.