Google Radio Automation Software Free
Ashlie Mealey
We believe in giving you the most complete ALL IN ONE solution to get your station up and running. No surprise charges for the features you need, Playout, Music Scheduling, Encoders, Sound Processing, Voice Tracking, Serial Trigger(bx) and much more is ALL included. No need to worry about it, we have you covered from start to broadcast for your online radio station!
ALL Versions
Using our Native PC or MacOS apps or our MobileVT web browser based voicetracking we offer superb and flexible remote voice tracking options. Allows editing and updating of current on air hour, built in multi layer able audio FX buttons for background track,sound effects etc. Ability to configure an external audio editor to edit voicetracks directly from VT editor. Also allows for linein to be recorded with Voicetracks (call ins), local custom audio processing per VT user. In addition each hours segue points can be customized by user. Semi-Live Remote Voicetracking, Voicetrack current hour minutes before airing. PC and MacOS and MobileVT web broswser based
Because Our Audio Engine is specifically designed for demanding use, we use as many players as needed to get the job done. Quick transitions are not a problem. The entire audio chain in completely digital, providing a pure, clean and superb sound experience.
Pro and BX Version
NextKast has several powerful playlist macros available
when creating rotations. These macros allow for greater control of your playlist with custom track play based on criteria, traffic merging at exact position, live breaks (turn on mic and count down for live segment) and Much More.
BX Version
Nextkast has built in support to have 1 main station with music, imaging, ads, and Voicetracks, and then syndicate that content to many other stations all playing local imaging and commercials. One main content provider can be shared in many markets with each affiliate having the ability to localize needed content.
OnAir Version
Built in re-run schedule the can be set to re-run voicetracked hours as desired(ex. Overnight). In addition a record schedule that can automatically record live radio and save automatically.
BX Version
Built in method to render a Playlist to an MP3, perfect for creating voicetracked radio shows as podcast, simply build playlist, voicetrack and then render to mp3. Cue sheet is also generated with this feature.
Pro and BX Version
A simple Line In method that allows the routing of sound out of Nextkast into a audio mixer, then mic and other sources are mixed, then the mixed audio is sent back into nextkast directly to the encoders.
In the Broadcast version we have multi pass scheduling/playlist generation (iPass) that allows for categories with higher priority to schedule first and lower priority categories to schedule last, this gives higher priority categories artist separation bias (desired in some formats). Also the ability to use day segment separation to force tracks to evenly distribute between all vt talent.
Auto-trim and segue points can be changed in real time, no need to recalculate cross fade points for entire library, those are calculated at playout. This saves time on music import and adjusting of fade times and auto trim settings.
Create one rotation or many and just let them run, nextKast will separate songs and Artist automatically, and will run through and pick songs automatically. Our EXCLUSIVE Audience Pleaser feature will pick the most popular songs when enabled. Audience pleaser values can be scheduled.
If I ask Google Assistant to play BBC Radio 2, it's fine. This is specific to automation on the device. I've tried various edits to other radio stations but experience the same problem, always Spotify starts instead.
Thanks for reaching out and letting us know about your routine concern. We'll work together to identify the cause of the problem and find a solution. A few questions: what Nest speaker or display are we working with? When did it begin? Were there any recent changes made? Also, what troubleshooting steps have you taken so far?
Radio on Google nest just seems a bit broken. Asking to play a radio station works consistently (example "Play BBC Radio 1". However, media alarms stopped working with it probably over a year ago......I know that's now being retired, so setup an automation to do the same thing. It only works 30% of the time. I added another thing to the automation to check it was triggering (weather forecast) and that works every morning....it just rarely plays the radio afterwards. Asking google to play the radio works fine, but that's not good for an alarm!
p.s. yes, I've fed back on the problem on the app. Yes, I've factory reset the device (I even bought a 2nd gen nest to replace the google mini I had the original problems on)....nothing fixes it......
For me, rather than playing radio 4, it wants to play "a selection of radio 4 singers on Spotify" (or something like that).
While playing radio 4 from my Good Morning automation used to work reliably, it only occasionally does so now; specifically asking to "Play Radio 4" always seems OK.
I've resorted to deleting the play radio step from my automation.
Exactly what I've done, and exactly what I've found.....it now works about 50% of the time.....other bits of the automation don't always work, either. I get it to dial down the volume to lower levels for the morning....this sometimes doesn't work either, so the announcement I've put in is sometimes too loud.
E. When Sargrove unveiled his invention at a meeting of the British Institution of Radio Engineers in February 1947, the assembled engineers were impressed. So was the man from The Times. ECME, he reported the following day, produces almost without human labour, a complete radio receiving set. This new method of production can be equally well applied to television and other forms of electronic apparatus.
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During our own in-house tests (using our recommended hardware and network configuration) Simian has been running fully automated, performing a number of standard tasks, in excess of 500 days without error or reboot.
Simian 2.3 PRO is an advanced automation system for use by Radio Broadcast professionals and Advanced Internet Broadcasting. It has all the features of our Simian LITE program plus features specifically for the more demanding Radio Station environment.
Available 24/7 Emergency Telephone Support, optional remote Internet login directly to your machine from our technical staff together with a fast-response Support Ticket Center and thousands of on-line hints, tips and tricks in our User Forum make Simian 2.3 one of the best support radio automation Products available with a range of different Technical Care Plans.
Broadcast automation incorporates the use of broadcast programming technology to automate broadcasting operations. Used either at a broadcast network, radio station or a television station, it can run a facility in the absence of a human operator. They can also run in a live assist mode when there are on-air personnel present at the master control, television studio or control room.
Originally, in the US, many (if not most) broadcast licensing authorities required a licensed board operator to run every station at all times, meaning that every DJ had to pass an exam to obtain a license to be on-air, if their duties also required them to ensure proper operation of the transmitter. This was often the case on overnight and weekend shifts when there was no broadcast engineer present, and all of the time for small stations with only a contract engineer on call.
In the U.S., it was also necessary to have an operator on duty at all times in case the Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) was used, as this had to be triggered manually. While there has not been a requirement to relay any other warnings, any mandatory messages from the U.S. president would have had to first be authenticated with a code word sealed in a pink envelope sent annually to stations by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
Gradually, the quality and reliability of electronic equipment improved, regulations were relaxed, and no operator had to be present (or even available) while a station was operating. In the U.S., this came about when the EAS replaced the EBS, starting the movement toward automation to assist, and sometimes take the place of, the live disc jockeys (DJs) and radio personalities. in 1999, The Weather Channel launched Weatherscan Local, a cable television channel that broadcast uninterrupted live local weather information and forecasts. Weatherscan Local became Weatherscan in 2003 but was shut down in 2022.
Early automation systems were electromechanical systems which used relays. Later systems were "computerized" only to the point of maintaining a schedule, and were limited to radio rather than TV. Music would be stored on reel-to-reel audio tape. Subaudible tones on the tape marked the end of each song. The computer would simply rotate among the tape players until the computer's internal clock matched that of a scheduled event. When a scheduled event would be encountered, the computer would finish the currently-playing song and then execute the scheduled block of events. These events were usually advertisements, but could also include the station's top-of-hour station identification, news, or a bumper promoting the station or its other shows. At the end of the block, the rotation among tapes resumed.
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