Nectarine

oh, 96, well, shrug

this is -- hmm i wanna know the year, let's check

i like claps very much, just not *that* eurohouse clapsnare

This tune is great. Samples are super fresh.

i was going to just go to his house and clap, but there are land mines

can we set up a secondary radio that just plays slightly too loud claps all day, so serpent can have something to yell at

SID is way less beepy than YM, but YM is still better

rimshot snare

i do like SID but it's always c64 people who cry about atari sounds

Which one of us will be the carrier and which one the modulator?

dont be dickin SID

ring fucking modulation. you can modulate my ring, and then lick it.

can people stop being dicks about chiptunes and beeper. some people think a SID sounds like shit. we just don't say it. we just wait for the SID to pass. ths shitty SID

*sees millions of people caring about nyingen's commercials prob*

I mean, I wouldn't play commercials, but "Demoscene Hour" on a regular station might

also, chiptunes can easily be mistaken for hakas.

velusip do you have access to the kit

And if commercials play during broadcast, does that violate necta licences?

we stole timbaland's scene

Here in Ottawa there's a college radio station that's quite easy to get time on, but since it is school oriented, they probably want you to be enrolled in their broadcast program or something...

forcefully, but anyway

wouldnt that be maori ppl culturally appropriating demoscene

That's the other option. Timeshare on a community licence... depends on what's available in your area.

yeah you could culturally appropriate

I could probably borrow air time from one of the Maori stations which only broadcasts during the day

i want Friday Ambulance Radio back, it was so good. "right there's a lady who's fallen down the stairs, confirmasse"

Yeah, the antenna is the problem

You also need to apply for a broadcasters licence, which means you need to prove aptitude. If you are already a ham, it's way easier.

haha

Licence fees to broadcast on FM are quite cheap. A few hundred dollars to apply, then there's an opoen auction period (like most governmental regulated services), and if you win... good luck affording the antenna!