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## Format Clock Sample Hour
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## First, read this top section!
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## Don't be frightened by what you see here!  It's all very straightforward
## and clearly explained in our documentation, and we're glad to help if you
## have questions.  See our documentation for the complete list of "Control
## Codes" you can use in your format clocks, and descriptions of how
## to use each.
##
## Lines like this one, starting with two pound signs, are comment lines.
## They are for your reference and can contain whatever wording
## is helpful.  We will use them in this sample format clock to explain
## various elements to you.
##
## This sample hour is kind of a hodgepodge, because we wanted to include as 
## many different examples for you as we could.  Obviously you don't need to 
## use all of these different examples in your format clock, and most of your
## format clock hours will probably be WAY simpler than this.
##
## In this format clock sample, lines that are specific to the Command Center version of
## TuneTracker aremarked in blue.
##
## Ok!
##
## Start by looking below this top notation section at the start of the actual
## programming, beginning with the important line, "# Hour 7"
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## In this example hour, we start with five minutes of live network news,
## then a break, a forecast, a time announcement, a jingle, then music.
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# Hour 7
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## The method of "going live" varies slightly, depending on whether you
## use TuneTracker Basic or Command Center.  This first example
## is for the TT Basic.
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# Live on
# Pause-For 00:05:00
# Live off
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## And this is the method for Command Center...
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# Live-For 00:05:00
Break 07:05:00
Play /boot/Station/Weather/morningwx_01.wav
# TimeAnnounce
Rotate Comment MorningJingle
Random Tempo Fast
Random Comment MorningsOnly
Rotate Comment Sweeper
Random Genre Oldies
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## You can use blank lines in your logs.  Don't overdo it though,

## because they slow down program log generation in TuneStacker

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# Time-Correct@:11:00
Play /boot/Station/VoiceTracks/VT_0701.wav
Break 07:14:00
PlayFolder /boot/Station/Misc/CommunityCalendar
Rotate Comment Sweeper
Random Genre Jazz
Random Comment Song
Play /boot/Station/VoiceTracks/VT_0702.wav
Play /boot/Station/News/NewsTease_01.wav
Random Comment Jingle
Random Comment MorningShowOnly
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## You can keep things really simple too, just marking all your songs
## the way you see them called for in the remainder of this sample hour
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##
Random Comment Song
Random Comment Song
Random Comment Song
# Time-Correct@:20:00
Random Comment Song
Random Comment Song
Random Comment Song
Random Comment Song
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## BOTTOM OF HOUR
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# interrupt@:30:00 5
# TimeAnnounce
Play /boot/Station/Jingles/Sounder.mp3
Play /boot/Station/VoiceTracks/VT_0703.wav
Play /boot/Station/News/AMLocalNews_1.wav
Break 07:32:00
Play /boot/Station/News/AMLocalNews_2.wav
Break 07:35:00
Play /boot/Station/Sports/AMLocalSports_1.wav
Break 07:39:00
Play /boot/Station/Weather/AMWeather_1.wav
Play /boot/Station/VoiceTracks/VT_0704.mp3
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## We recommend you schedule a bit more music than you need, and then 
## skip any unneeded tracks using a Time-Correct.  This gives you some 
## safety in case a cluster of randomly-selected songs is too short or 
## too long.  An example is below.
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Random Comment Song
Random Comment Song
Random Comment Song
# Time-Correct@:48:00
Play /boot/Station/VoiceTrackers/VT_0705.wav
break 07:50:00
Play /boot/Station/News/NewsTease_02.wav

Rotate Comment Sweeper
Random Comment Song
Random Comment Song
Random Comment Song
Random Comment Song
Random Comment Song
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## As we near the top of the hour, we're using an interrupt to fade the 
## music for ten seconds, then play a station ID and a time announcement.
## Because the ID is 8 seconds long and the time announcements are one
## second long, this will take us right to the top of the hour.
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# interrupt@:59:51 10
play /boot/Station/IDS/StationID.wav
# TimeAnnounce /boot/Station/SpecialTimeAnnounceFiles/
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## End of Hour
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## NOTE:  If you use BeOS to edit your logs, you can color-code the lines!
## This can be useful for visual clarity.
## StyledEdit works well for this
## Colors you add to format clocks will NOT show up on the program logs you generate.
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