Rules and scheduling
Set the rules. Shape the day. Skip the fixing.
Rules that fit your library, and days you shape before they’re scheduled. MusicOne tells you what your library allows while you set a rule, schedules a week in one go, and fills each day around the choices you made. So there’s nothing to fix afterwards.
Free for 30 days. No credit card, nothing to cancel.
Music scheduling rules
Rules that know your library.
Set rules your library can actually meet, so scheduling doesn’t get stuck on a rule that’s too tight. In most schedulers, you set a rule and find out later. In MusicOne, the rule form shows you what your library allows while you set it, like the shortest title turnover and a recommended separation, and warns you when a setting is too tight.
Artist separation, worked out for you. High-rotation artists get a separation they can actually meet: MusicOne calculates it from your library, and a slider lets you tune it.
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A number on every rule.
See which rules are getting in the way before they cause a problem. Every rule shows a flexibility score: how much room it leaves, measured on a test week with your own library.
Protect your sound, shape your flow. Unbreakable rules protect your sound, like never the same artist back to back. Breakable rules shape your music flow, like spreading tempo and gender.
Every kind of rule you need. Keep artists, titles and sound codes apart, stop long runs of the same tempo or gender, avoid a fast song straight after a slow one, and cap how many of a kind play in an hour.
No song in the same hour every day. Playtime separation keeps a song away from the time it played yesterday.
Rules where you want them. Set a rule for the whole station, or only for the clocks or categories you pick.
The right jingle between two songs. Imaging that fits the songs either side of it, for any change in tempo. Between a slow song and a fast one, for example, MusicOne picks a jingle that starts slow and ends fast. A production rule does the matching.
Jingles that don’t repeat too soon. Title and playtime separation work for your imaging too.
Schedules
A week of logs, ready to send.
Get a whole week of schedules done in one go. Schedule one day or a run of days, each with its own day format, and see every day’s status on the calendar: unfinished, finished or exported. If tomorrow isn’t finished by noon, everyone who can edit the station gets a reminder.
Replace a song
Swap a song with the full picture.
Pick a replacement that keeps your rotation on plan. Click any song in the log and you see the songs next up in that category, in rotation order, with the rules each one would break and when it last played. Open a song’s rotation history before you pick it.
See every broken rule. The Violations column shows every rule each scheduled song breaks, breakable ones included, and updates as you edit.
Edit the log like a list. Add, move, duplicate or remove songs, tracks, spot breaks and commands, right in the log.
A special show, your rules. For a one-off show, switch off the rules you don’t need before you schedule that day.
Find any song from any slot. Search your whole library, filter by category, tempo, gender or sound code, and see the rules a song would break before you pick it.
See your rules at work.
Set up your rules, check their flexibility scores, and schedule a real day on your own library.
Free for 30 days. No credit card, nothing to cancel.