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Arrakis MLC-004 60's & 70's Country Hits

Arrakis MLC-004 60's & 70's Country Hits

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Arrakis MLC-004 60's & 70's Country Hits

What Is the Arrakis Master Library Collection of 60's and 70's Country Hits The Arrakis MLC-004 is a digital music library built specifically for radio automation systems, delivering approximately 859 classic country songs from the 1960s and 1970s on a single DVD-R disc. Instead of spending hours ripping, encoding, and formatting audio files yourself, this collection arrives ready to load directly into your automation software. It's built for call letter radio stations and internet-based stations registered with Sound Exchange, giving broadcasters a fast, reliable way to fill their country music rotation with era-accurate hits. Why Remastered Audio Matters for Radio Stations This library was fully remastered in 2010 using modern ripping and compression technology, producing noticeably cleaner sound than older library collections. Broadcast audio quality has come a long way in just a few years, and Arrakis applied that improvement across the entire catalog rather than relying on outdated transfers. Stations searching for a country music library upgrade, an on air audio refresh, or a way to modernize their music rotation will find this remaster addresses exactly that need. How Many Songs Are Included in This Country Music Library With roughly 859 tracks spanning two decades of country music, this collection gives programmers a deep well of content to pull from without repeating songs too frequently. Whether you're building out a classic country format, filling gaps in a specialty daypart, or supplementing an existing library, the sheer volume here supports long stretches of programming variety. It's a practical answer for stations searching for bulk country song libraries or full decade music packages. What Audio Format and Encoding Does This Library Use Every track is encoded as an MP3 at 256kbps, a bitrate chosen to preserve professional broadcast quality while keeping file sizes manageable. Silence at the front and back of each file has been trimmed, so there's no dead air or awkward pauses when tracks transition. Playback levels have also been normalized to a consistent maximum across the entire library, which means no more manually adjusting gain between songs or dealing with jarring volume jumps during a broadcast. Is This Library Compatible With Automation Software Yes. All files are named using the Digilink-Xtreme naming format, which means they're already structured to work with compatible automation systems straight out of the box. There's no renaming, reformatting, or manual file organization required before you can start scheduling tracks. For stations searching for automation-ready music libraries or Digilink compatible country songs, this naming structure removes a common bottleneck in the setup process. How Are Segue and Voice Timing Points Set on Each Track Each file includes preset Intro Time to Voice markers and End of Message (EOM) segue points, both configured to support smooth overlaps between songs, voice breaks, and other programming elements. This kind of timing work is normally tedious and time-consuming to do manually across hundreds of tracks, but it's already built into every file here. Programmers searching for segue-ready audio files or pre-timed broadcast tracks will find this feature saves significant setup time on the automation side. Who Should Use This Country Hits Library This collection is intended solely for licensed call letter radio stations or internet radio stations registered with Sound Exchange. It's a strong fit for country format programmers, classic hits stations, and specialty block programming that leans on 60s and 70s country music. Given the file prep, normalization, and automation-ready formatting already completed, this library is built to be dropped into a station's rotation with minimal additional work.

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