Music scheduling has traditionally been a manual, daily task for radio station staff. This works when stations have dedicated scheduling teams, but as listening habits change and stations may want to launch new stations as brand extensions, their ambitions may outpace their available resources.

Now, Aiir Scheduler lets stations effortlessly scale their music scheduling operation. Up to 30 days’ worth of logs can be generated and exported at once, allowing stations to plan well in advance using rules and categories that can be easily updated without the time-consuming scheduling and export process.

Logs can be exported to a range of radio automation systems including PlayoutONE, Zetta, WideOrbit and ENCO DAD. Logs are delivered automatically via direct API integration, Dropbox, or the Aiir Connect app, which saves log files to a folder ready for a station’s automation system to import.

“As a software company, our goal has always been to make creating radio simple. Music scheduling has always been one of the most important tasks for radio programmers, but it’s traditionally been time-consuming and repetitive”, Aiir CEO, Ricki Lee, explained.

“Aiir Scheduler’s new ability to schedule and export music logs allows stations of all shapes and sizes to easily spin up additional stations without needing additional resources”, he added.

Automatic log scheduling is the latest addition to Aiir’s innovative music scheduling product, which also supports powerful scheduling rules, simple library management and an intuitive drag-and-drop interface.

Automatic scheduling is now available to all Aiir Scheduler customers at no additional cost. You can try it free for 14 days, then it’s priced at $60/station/month. Find out more at aiir.com/scheduler.