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Eric Weaver wrote:

Usual thing in those cases is take the loudest kvetcher and put him in
charge of it. Then ride his ass to get it done. It either gets done or
the person shuts up pretty quickly.

That was our ultimate solution. The noise has all but vanished
completely.

The thing about (especially non-comm play-music) radio is it's
relatively easy to single-hand. Thus it attracts a bunch of "auteurs"
who are in it exclusively for their own airtime and don't give much of a
hoot for the station as a whole. Just asking one of them to turn the
monitors down because I was recording somebody and he walls were
paper-thin resulted in a great huffiness.

Well, I have to say that when we moved, we solved that problem
creatively: we built sound-proof studios. Highly resistant, anyway.

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