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MusicOne Windows Database to MusicOne Cloud

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Steve Warren

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A woman seen from behind at a studio desk in the morning, carrying a laptop in from a doorway toward a desk where an old beige desktop computer sits switched off.

Written in April 2026, during the MusicOne Cloud beta.

How Easy It is to Move M1 to the Cloud Edition

First Up: MusicOne Cloud is now running on our beta stations with excellent reports. We are now ready to add TEN more broadcast stations to try this new thing. This 2:30 video shows how easy it is to log on and run it through the paces. If you think you want to try it, contact me soon.

This video is a re-do of the one I posted here a couple of weeks ago. If you choose to move to the new MusicOne Cloud, your current database with your tracks, categories and clocks will smoothly transition into the new one.

As I post this in mid-April ’26, the Cloud has playlist outputs for PlayoutOne Standard and Pro, WideOrbit, Simian, NexGen, mAirList, RadioDJ. We will add outputs for the other radio automation systems as they come.

Watch the video on YouTube: Music 1 Database Imported into MusicOne Cloud

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Written by

Steve Warren

Steve Warren has programmed radio since 1964. He built MdB, the first music scheduler for the Mac, in 1987 and Music 1 for Windows in 1994, and is a founding partner of MusicOne.

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