Radio Automation & Playout Software
AI-assisted playlists, voice tracking, rotation clocks and precise cue points — with the multi-format playback, jingles and play history your station runs on every day
Built for on-air teams
The four things stations tell us changed how they work
AI playlist generation
Describe the show you want and get it built from your own library — target length, artist separation and rotation clocks included.
Explore featuresVoice tracking
Record or generate presenter links against the tracks they sit between, so a small team still sounds staffed at 05:00.
Explore featuresRotation & automation
Build hours from rotation clocks, run hands-off, and ask the software why any given song was selected.
Explore featuresStudio displays
A full-screen on-air view with a large countdown, and an always-on-top running order showing exactly what is coming.
See screenshotsSee it before you buy it
Ten real windows from the application, not marketing mock-ups
On air at Radiotelevizioni 21
PlayOnRadio runs daily playout at Radiotelevizioni 21, handling playlists, jingles and the on-air display through live shows.
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From the studio
Notes on automation, voice tracking and making a station sound the way you meant it to
The two-deck audio engine that removes the gap between songs
Most media players open and close an audio device for every track. That click between songs is the sound of amateur radio. Here is how a two-deck engine avoids it.
Read the postWhy a jingle should never fade in
Crossfading everything the same way is the most common automation mistake. Music, jingles and voice tracks each need different transition rules to sound like real radio.
Read the postRotation clocks: building an hour that sounds designed
A rotation clock is a template for an hour: which category plays in which slot, with what separation rules. It is the difference between a playlist and a format.
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