GROUP 1

PRESENTS…:
 Super radyo
dzbb
( AM Radio Station )
qDZBB covers mostly news,
current issues and news
analysis.

Programs :
ØAksyon Oro Mismo
ØBangon na, Bayan!
ØBuhay at Kalusugan
ØNagmamahal Manay Gina
ØSaksi sa Dobol B
ØMaster Showman
ØRatsada ng mga Balita
ØTanong ng Bayan
Ø
Ø
qDZBB (594 kHz Metro Manila) "Super
Radyo“ is the flagship AM station of 
 GMA Network in the Philippines


qThe
station's studio 
is
 located at the GMA
 Network Center in
 Quezon City, while
its transmitter is
located at Obando,
Bulacan
 with
 Primary


Coverage
 Metro Manila
 Rizal
 Cavite
 Laguna
 Bulacan
 Pampanga
 Tarlac
 Pangasinan


Secondary


Coverage
 Basco, Batanes
v seeks to educate to urge its listeners to
the listening public make constructive
to the realities in contributions to
society and helps its society after making
listeners form wise assessments of
intelligent opinions realities and
and reactions to developments in the
these realities different facets of
 societal living

News Anchors
 Mike Enriquez
ØBest Male
Newscaster - Star
Awards For Television
Ø
ØBest Newscaster For
Television - Golden
Dove Awards
Ø
ØBest Public Affairs
Host for Radio -
Golden Dove Awards

ØOutstanding
Television Host
o radio and television
ØOutstanding Radio newscaster
and Television
 Arnold Clavio
ØWinner, Best Morning Show
Hosts, Unang Hirit - (2001-
2002, 2008)

ØWinner, Best Reportage of

A Crisis - Asian Broadcasting
Union (1995)

ØWinner, Broadcast
Journalist of the Year 2006
- Rotary Club of Manila Media
Awards (2006)
Ø
ØWinner, Best Public Affairs
Program on Radio - KBP o Journalist
Golden Dove Awards (1999)
June 14, 1950 DZBB was established
 by Robert "Uncle Bob"
La Rue Stewart in a
small office space in
Calvo Building,
Escolta, Manila with
mostly second-hand
equipment and an old
and surplus
radio transmitter.
dzBB introduces
political satire on the
program Kuwentong
 1951  DZBB airs the first live radio
coverage of the Senate and
 Congressional sessions
featuring on-the-spot
 telephone interviews for the
 first time.
 DZBB became the first radio
 station in the country to use
the telephone patch for live
 interviews
 

 1957  DZBB was also the first to air

live coverages extended not
 just to news and public
affairs, but also to
 entertainment and
educational programs.

 DZBB moved to the new home
at EDSA, Quezon City.
 

October 29, 1961 Due to the success of

DZBB, Bob Stewart
ventured to television.
DZBB-TV Channel 7
(Now known today
as GMA-7 Manila)
Started operations with
just 25 employees
(other stations had
200), a surplus
transmitter and two
old cameras
The station was
always in the red
Stewart was about
to give up when the
program "Dancetime
with Chito" became
a big hit and
advertising revenues
rolled in.
Canned programs
from the US further
sustained its
success
1972 President Marcos
 declared Martial Law
 in the Philippines
and the station was

forced to shut down
1974 the station went back
on-air
late 1980’s and early The station was known
1990’s as "Bisig Bayan“. Their
new identity made the
station more popular
to radio listeners in
Metro Manila. 
DZBB came out
with "Kape at Balita",
a morning
news/commentary/tal
k show hosted by
Bobby Guanzon and
then GMA News
reporter Jessica Soho.
 
1999 the station was
 renamed "Super
 Radyo DZBB" and
much of their
 programming focuses
At present on news and current
events
DZBB is considered as
one of the top
stations in the AM
band in Metro Manila
and is recognized as
one of the most
awarded radio
Barangay
LS 97.1
qD W LS , o p e ra tin g
a s B a ra n g a y LS 9 7 . 1 , is
th e  fla g sh ip  FM  ra d io
sta tio n  o f R a d io G M A
N e tw o rk In c . in
th e  P h ilip p in e s.
Primary
Coverage
 Metro Manila

Rizal
Cavite
Laguna
Bulacan
Pampanga
Tarlac
 Pangasinan
Secondary


Coverage
Laoag City


Legaspi City, Albay

LS Disk
Jocks:
ü Papa Dudut
ü Papa Kiko
ü Papa Bodjie
ü Ate Liza
ü Papa Tolits
ü Mama Belle
ü Papa Dan
ü Papa Bear
 Segments:
v InfoPop, where the on-air personality on board would give more information about
the artists in the music scene as well as the songs and the stories behind the
songs, and as well as answer questions from listeners about these acts

v
v Retro Jam (first entitled The Great Music Jam), where old songs (some as late as
the 1980s) were played again, originally, on Saturdays and Sundays, and later, all
day Sunday


v Other People's Music (OPM), a one-hour program where certain personalities

outside the world of music appear as guests and feature their favorite songs

v
v Front.Center, where a certain singer or act is featured every month and is given
preferential airplay by the hour with various songs
qThe
station's stud
io is located
at the GMA
Network
Center in Qu
ezon City,
while
its transmitte
r is located
at Tandang
Sora, Quezon
GOAL:

qSeek to bring
enjoyment through
music and radio
HISTORY
HISTORY
IN
IN
BRIEF
BRIEF
1976  It was first aired
late February 1986 Campus Radio 97.1
 WLS-FM was born
 and pop, rock and
OPM music are
February 14, 2007 Introduced
listeners bade
goodbye to Campus
Radio 97.1 WLS-FM
as RGMA, through its
head Mike Enriquez,
launched 97.1
Barangay LS
 The station began working
much more closely with
 its mother network
 primarily by providing
 live coverage for its
special events.
 the station launched its
January 16, 2008 new tagline, Ayos!,
which is also the tagline
for RGMA's provincial
Campus Radio stations.
It still uses its
slogan Forever! and
sometimes they
say Barangay LS 97.1
Forever Ayos!
  Mike Enriquez dismissed the
former jocks and replaced
 them
  the new jocks have started
broadcasting with the
 Papa/Mama tags on their
air names
  A theme song was made for
 Barangay LS
 April 2008  commercial of Barangay LS
was featured on TV
  Barangay LS added a
 2009 Visayan word in the slogan
"Ayos!" to engage people
in Visayas to listen to
them. Now, their new
slogan is "Ayos Gyud!"
means "Ayos Talaga!".
EQUIPMENTS
( HARDWARE )
 Audio Console
o Is an
electronic
device
combining,
routing, and
changing the
level, timbre
and/or
dynamics of
the audio
Automatic Gain Control or audio
processor

o Also known as Audio

Processor
o
o prevent overmodulation,
and minimize it when it
occurs
o
o compensate for non-linear
transmitters, more common
with medium wave and
shortwave broadcasting
o
o adjust overall loudness to
desired level
o
o correct errors in audio
levels
Studio to Transmitter Link
( STL )

o sends a radio
station's or
television
station's audio
and video from
the broadcast
studio to a
transmitter in
another
location

 AM Transmitter
q An AM transmitter
is an Amplitude
Modulated
transmitter where
the amplitude of
the Radio
Frequency signal is
modulated, usually
used in the lower
frequency bands
where the
frequency is to low
for Frequency
Modulation (FM), it
was the first type
of modulation used
in radio
communication FM
was developed in
the late 1950's and
FM transmitter
q Frequency
Modulated
transmitter
where the
amplitude of
the Radio
Frequency
signal is
modulated,
usually used in
the higher
frequency
bands
q Not sensitive
to static
Receiving antenna

1. Sonabouy processor
receiver antenna
2. CANEWS omni
directional
receiver antenna
3 & 4. Model AS-5169
UHF (line-of-
sight)  antennas
5. Kelvin Hughes 1007
Navigation radar
6, 7 Sealand VHF
antennas
8. Coherent Side Lobe
Cancellers
(CSLC) for SPS
49 long range
air search radar
EQUIPMENTS
( Software )
 Audio Vault Flex
v has the ability to read a
playlist, automatically
playing a sequence of
songs and commercials
v
v A new, fully customizable
interface lets you create
workspaces to enhance
creativity
v
v interfaces can be uniquely
configured for
specialized applications
like monitoring HD2 and
Internet-only channels.
AudioVAULT FleX can
even be managed
centrally using a secure
Internet connection,
allowing stations to
share programming
resources and do more
OTS
CAPTAIN DIGITAL
o Radio
automation,
including
voice
tracking,
phone and
spot
recording/

editing
 SMS Ticker

oAllowbroadcaste
rs to view
text messages
from the
listeners
TEXT SONG REQUEST – firetext

oallows audience,
whether live or
over radio to text
in which songs
they would like to
hear. Imagine
saving audience
members the trip
or the DJ from
being bothered
when users can
text in from any
location.
Voice processor
oVoice
Processing
Technology
creates
stunning
vocal tracks
in any
musical style
as well as
design unique
vocal effects
for audio
post-
production
applications.
SET - UP
 Transmitting
And
Receiving of Signals
How does the signal is
transmitted?
qThe reporters used this device called Audio
Console, where it adjust the timbre of the
signal conveyed by the speaker.


qThen it will enter the Audio Processor where it

adjust the over-all loudness to the desired
level.


qThen it will be conveyed to the STL Transmitter

and this device is the one used to transfer the
signal from one location to another (e.g.
EDSA – Bulacan)
qThen STL Receiver will be receive the signal
thrown from the first location.


qAnd again, it will be processed in an Audio

Processor so that the signal will be clear and
will be adjust to its desired level


qThen the AM Transmitter will transmit the

signal to its primary coverage area.

 Monitor 1
: Audio Console
where news are being read by the reporters

Monitor 2:
where text messages from
the listeners are being read

Monitor 3 :
where
advertisements are
being read
 Audio
Console
Audio Gain Controller
r
Audio Gain
Controller

Audio Console
Monitor 1 :
Audio
where news are being read by the reporters
Console

Monitor 2:
where text messages from
the listeners are being read
Monitor 3
:
where
advertisements are
being read
PHOTOS :
 THIS ENDS
OUR
PRESENTATION …

THANK YOU
PRESENTED BY :
GROUP “ ONE ”
BAYOT , MARK CHRISTOPHER

qActor
qFilm
Director
qMusic
Supervisor
 BOBILES , ALDREN JEFFREY
qCasting
Director
qReporter
qCamera
operator
DORONIO , DARYLE HANNAH PEARL
qProduction
Supervisor
qDocument
Coordinato
r
qProps
Master
 Garcia , marienez
qProduction
Manager
qSpecial
Effects
Supervisor
qCostume
Designer
 Salazar , raynold louie

qActor
qCinematograph
er
qCamera
operator
 Sevilla, brigette mecca
qExecutive
Producer
qReporter
qPresentatio
n

Coordinator
 Vizcarra, james darwin

qActor
qScreen
Writer
qReporter
 Valenzuela, georgen
qProduction
Assistant