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Artist Separation – During Scheduling

MusicOne Windows · Rules & rule violations

Artist Separation – During Scheduling

Read an artist separation stop, like "Rod Stewart Artist 1:35", and make the standard edit that resolves it.

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When M1 stops for a rules-edit during scheduling and you see songs with a violation of Artist Name-Time (Like this: Rod Stewart Artist 1:35) it means another song by Rod has been scheduled at 1:35 and if the song in the choices selections list were to be scheduled in the selected clock-slot, then your Rod Stewart artist separation rule would be violated.

Artist separation rule violation during schedulingChoices list with artist separation violations

Handling artist separation stops

The scheduling/editing move shown in the videos below is the standard M1 ‘action’ to be used when it stops on a slot with a rule violation problem; when all its choices at that moment would violate one of your formatting rules.

Watch the video on YouTube: Scheduling - Handling Artist Separation Violations 1 of 2

Watch the video on YouTube: Scheduling - Handling Artist Separation Violations 2 of 2

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