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| Skaters,
don't forget to pick up your music following your competition! |
| Music Requirements at WO Competitions CDs are the ONLY format used at WO competitions. |
NOTE: Information regarding the appropriate software programs to use in order to ensure CD’s are compatible with the WO music equipment is available from Skate Canada - Western Ontario (WO) Audio Personnel:
wosaudio@execulink.com OR see below.
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General
- Each compact disc shall be a standard CD-R compact disc and enclosed in a single transparent plastic CD case. (DO NOT use CD-RW)
- Music on CD must be in CD Audio format (cda file), NOT mp3; .acc or DVD.
- For quality it is recommended that you burn only music files that are in .wav format.
- Skater or team should keep a CD in a safe place for competition use only.
Music Information
- Music information shall be completed in detail as required on Entry Form for each skater or team.
Music Registration
- Each skater or team shall register ALL music at the music registration desk.
- Each skater or team shall register 1 CD for each program (short, long, OD, Free Dance).
- Recommendation: Each skater or team should carry a second copy of his or her music at rink side.
Labeling
- Each CD will require a VERSION # (Ver. 1) and Date solo was created (mo/yr) on CD ONLY. When a skater’s music is changed the Version # will change and Date will reflect the date (mo/yr) of the change.
- Skater or Team name, category name, total music time and Home Club shall be clearly printed on:
- Label on CD case back insert ONLY. CD must be visible in front of case.
- Identify CD by writing on front of CD using an approved pen. Use of a fine or medium point Sharpie is OK. Do not use ballpoint pen.
- DO NOT write on recorded side of CD OR apply stick on labels to CD.
Recording Specifications
- Only one program (using one track only) shall be recorded on each CD.
- Music shall be recorded on CD so that it starts within not less than .25 second and not more than .5 second after PLAY button is pressed on CD player.
- CD recording level shall be a normal, consistent listening level.
Revised: July 1, 2011
