mairlist radio automation free pro editing software

Many of us here are involved with not-for-profit stations like LPFM, student radio, internet radio, or community radio stations.

MAirList is designed, as Torben often says, so that everything is customisable: the physical GUI layout, the colours, how the Automation works: everything!

MAirList isn’t trying to persuade you to purchase a ‘full version’

I think there are two other VERY important differences between mAirList and ZaraRadio (plus the vast majority of the ‘competition!’): Perhaps I should point out to those who may think Torben was being unpleasant to me :o that I hate Xmas! So he was actually being thoughtful! And would this software be so popular if you had to pay for it? Although there’s no revenue, because almost everyone is getting a free license (there are still very few commercial customers). Regarding mAirList’s popularity, I’m very happy to see that more and more people and stations are using it. It’s interesting to see how ZaraRadio (now ZaraStudio) evolves, and of course it’s always good to have a competitor, although I still believe that ZaraRadio and mAirList aim at different markets (whether you focuse on automation or want full live assist features). But we didn’t, because we had 100+ events to convert, and the ZaraRadio developers didn’t manage to provide information about their proprietary binary format used in the event files. We even considered to replace Raduga by ZaraRadio. Actually, this setup is still in operation: A Raduga automation loop on a separate PC, and mAirList running in the studios for the live shows. This is because eldoradio, the station mAirList was originally made for, has been running Raduga for the unattended hours ever since, and was only in need for a new live assist software. There weren’t any automation features in the early versions. On the contrary, mAirList started as a live assist only software.

However, I would not want to use either program for live assist operation, because you only have that single playlist, no players to assign to your desk faders, etc. The “tilde in filename” feature makes the segues sound very professional without much effort. It used to be a 1:1 clone of Raduga, and I must say that I like both pieces of software when you need to quickly set up an automated station with a few music rotations. Of course I know ZaraRadio, at least the older version.

Mairlist radio automation free pro editing software