aircheck
A recording of a radio or television broadcast kept for review
- noun
- /ˈɛrˌtʃɛk/
- Jargon
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grabación de emisión
- "As a founding member and board member of the National Corvette Museum, this was a great project for me to volunteer my time in helping to organize," said Lon Helton, CEO/Publisher of the country radio and music industry trade publication Country Aircheck and host of the syndicated radio show heard on more than 300 stations nationwide, Country Countdown USA.
Examples
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Last week, she topped the Billboard and Mediabase/Country Aircheck charts, and this week, the former American Idol champ repeated at the top of both.
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The producer reviewed the aircheck to ensure the show's quality was up to standards.
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Each aircheck contains valuable feedback that can help improve future broadcasts.
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He saved his favorite airchecks from the past year to showcase his progress as a broadcaster.
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Etymology
The word aircheck comes from two simple parts: air (a show 'on the air') and check ('to examine' or 'test'). So an aircheck is a recording of what was broadcast that you keep to listen to later or to check the show's quality.