In 2004 Ben Freedman introduced the fabulous IRS disc 5. Radio stations in the USA and Canada are now able to use their digital audio workstations multi-track feature to construct their own customized call letter jingles and/or really cool call letter song pop tops – using a variety of Ben’s amazing professional jingle singers! In addition, DJ’s can construct jingles spelling out their own first names, initials or contemporary or novel words or phrases. Your limit is your imagination!

Disc 5 features non-pitched full group, all guys and all girls “shout drop” letters of the alphabet. Amazing results can be achieved by combining the letters, other shouts, matched acapellas, beds and effects. However, for best results, the IRS user must have a good understanding of the proper assembly procedure for the ascending letters in rhythmic order on music beds and/or songs. In addition, the user must have a good understanding of the basic workstation multi-track assembly options including analysis of wave forms, effective leveling, creation or enhancement of stereo, compression, reverb, EQ, effects and horizontal/vertical mixing. Personal telephone or Email consultation with Ben Freedman on call letter assembly via the ADOBE AUDITION multi-track feature – formerly known as Cool Edit Pro - is available at no additional charge.

Included are many contemporary, retro and novelty music beds of various longer lengths for top of hour stagers, show openers, transitions, show closers and even commercial spot use. Formats covered to various degrees are News/talk, 50’s-60’s-70’s-80’s Oldies, Contemporary Country, Classic Country, CHR, Hot AC, AC, Jazz, AOR, Classic Rock, Adult Standard, Lite AC, Christian and more.

There are contemporary and retro news, weather, traffic and sports intros with and without trails. In addition, there are dozens of short fully instrumented basic shotgun music beds and logos for stand-alone or voice ID’s for your liner guy. The IRS contains hundreds of zaps, stingers, Moog shotguns, space effects, drum tracks, brass stabs, thumps, screams, Urban themes, Gliss effects, guitar slams and every kind of weird and crazy noise you can imagine.

The IRS also contains hundreds of generic acapellas, shouts and sonovox for fake DJ names, image lines like mix, star, variety. Plus concept jingles like 10 in a row, 20 in a row, top 9 at 9, song 3 of 20 (etc), the at work network, today’s hot new country, continuous hit music, all hit, good time oldies, the best oldies, the best talk radio and so many more. There are generic countdowns, many holiday aca’s and shouts, time of day top of hour, time of day bottom of hour, vocal artists, novelty, Froggy format DJ names, claps/cheers, 60’s at 6, Sunday at the 70’s, 70’s at 70’s, today’s jazz, loyal listener club, Elvis theme’s, ribbits, official concert station, power play, artist double shots and many more.

A unique feature is the large library of contemporary ID jingles for generic rooted stations for digital editing – hear the audio demonstration for editing demonstration of creating jingles for B104 constructed out of editing B93 and Q104 to create B104. New starts can utilize generic names like Kiss FM, Spectrum FM, Froggy, The Dog, KCS and more. Edit combinations like K92 FM, K95.5, B93, KY94, Variety 96 and more. If you are lucky you may be able to avoid the purchase of costly customized jingles or supplement your own image lines with various new custom sounding materials.

The IRS materials were recorded in the best studios in major jingle centers during the period 1964 – 2004. The library includes many famous retro beds from the well-respected Gwinsound of Dallas library along with hundreds of productions personally created and produced in these major jingle centers by The Jingle Guy Ben Freedman in association with many top writers, arrangers, musicians and singers.

Ben Freedman has owned the rights for the Gwinsound library for many years – and finally the world of radio production can fully utilize many of these big, bold and "Drake" styled music tracks – featuring famous musician Tommy Gwin on drums. There is an excellent balance of the old and new to round out your selections.

Well know Nashville, LA and Dallas musicians are featured, playing real instruments, in many cases newly remastered, mixed or enhanced with the latest digital music and production effects!

The IRS is available on a 99-year lease to radio stations or individual DJ’s. There are no additional payments or fees due during this "lifetime" usage term. Fast and easy on line registration is available when purchasing license rights through this site or various licensed distributors through out the world. The IRS comes in a binder with usage instructions, guide sheets and very reasonable terms and conditions. Every station or personality DJ presentation should have the highly affordable Instant Radio Station created by Ben Freedman.