Re: Enco

[Cooper Fox <fox893@yahoo.com>]

Yeah, thre big thing that everyone down atKiss and
over at the Bear and the Fox(what's with all the
animals??) is that if someone can't make it or getsa
sick during a shift you can always just go into the
studio and voicetrack a shift.  With scotts it has to
be put into the log.  


--- Dan Billings <dib9@gwi.net> wrote:
> I've used both Enco and Scott.  At Saga's South
> Portland facility, Enco is
> used by 5 of the stations and Scott is used by
> Oldies 100.9.  I also worked
> with Enco at WCLZ.
> 
> My opinion is that Enco is somewhat more flexible
> for voicetracking, but
> that Scott is much better for live assist.  I also
> find Enco easier to learn
> for someone used to computers than Scott.  I first
> worked with Enco so using
> it seems more natural to me, though I have been
> working with Scott on a
> daily basis for about a year now.
> 
> Scott is a much more stable platform.  It rarely
> crashes, while Enco is
> prone to crashing.
> 
> They are both preferable to the old automation
> systems that I worked with
> when I first got in the business in the mid 80's.
> 
> Those concerned about the use of automation is radio
> would probably say that
> both systems are a too of the devil.
> 
> -- Dan Billings, Bowdoinham, Maine
> 


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Cooper Fox
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