Arrakis MLC-016 70's-2000 Pop

What Is The Arrakis MLC-016 And What It Does The Arrakis MLC-016 is a Master Library Collection of 70's-2000 Pop, delivered as a pre-processed music library built specifically for use with Arrakis automation products. If you're running a call letter radio station or an internet-based station registered with Sound Exchange and need a broad, ready-to-use pop library spanning three decades, this collection saves the considerable time and expense of ripping, processing, compressing, and tagging music files yourself. Instead, the tracks arrive already formatted and ready to drop directly into Arrakis automation software. Fully Remastered For Today's Playout Systems This library has been completely remastered to work cleanly with modern playout software and players, recorded as MP3 files at 256kbps for professional broadcast-quality audio. Silence has been trimmed from the front and back of each track, and audio levels have been normalized to a consistent maximum, so stations don't end up with jarring volume jumps between songs during a broadcast. This kind of preprocessing work is exactly what stations would otherwise need to do manually across hundreds or thousands of individual tracks, making the remastering a meaningful time-saver on its own. Files Named And Ready For Digilink-Xtreme Every track in this collection is named in Digilink-Xtreme format, meaning the files are ready to load directly into Arrakis automation software without needing to be renamed, re-tagged, or reorganized first. Intro time to voice and segue EOM (end of message) times have also been set on the files, giving automation software the cue points it needs for smooth, automated segues between songs without manual timing adjustments. A Wide-Spanning Pop Collection With Depth Covering pop music from the 70's through 2000, the MLC-016 gives stations a single library that spans multiple decades of pop radio rather than requiring several separate purchases to cover that range. Like other collections in the Arrakis Masters Music Library line, it's built with a mix of well-known hits and lesser-played tracks, generally following an 80/20 split between top hits and B-sides. This gives programmers the ability to lean on familiar, recognizable songs for most of their rotation while still having access to rarer tracks that can give a station's pop format a more distinct, less generic feel compared to stations playing only the most obvious hits. Who This Library Is Built For Call letter radio stations and internet-based stations registered with Sound Exchange that are running a pop or adult contemporary format spanning the 70s through 2000 are the target audience for the MLC-016. Anyone researching pre-cleared, automation-ready music libraries for Arrakis systems will find this collection built to plug directly into existing Arrakis workflows, cutting out the manual prep work that would otherwise be required to build a comparable multi-decade pop library from scratch.