StationPlaylist Creator

MusicOne is music scheduling software for radio stations, built so Music Directors spend their time on the music, not on fixing logs. Every song in a category gets the spins it was planned for, none overplayed and none underplayed, and songs move through the dayparts as planned. When no song fits without breaking a rule, MusicOne stops and asks the Music Director instead of leaving an empty slot, so the schedule is ready to air with nothing to fix. It learns which songs are hard to place and gives them priority. MusicOne Cloud runs in any browser and in a phone and tablet app, with live multi-user editing and several stations in one account. CloudSync, a small app on the studio computer, delivers each log to the station's automation software, with deep integrations for PlayoutONE, PlayIt Live and NextKast. Plans start at $49 per station per month, billed annually, with a 30-day free trial. Designed by Steve Warren, who created Music 1, the first music scheduler for Windows, in 1994.

Lyria 3.5 is Google’s newest AI music generation model, designed to help people create richer, high-fidelity tracks with greater musical and technical control. Available in Google Flow Music, it advances musicality with more natural, complex melodic structures and a stronger understanding of rhythm, arrangement, tempo, dynamics, and more. Enhanced lyric generation improves prompt adherence and structural awareness, while upgraded vocals add more realistic expression, emotional nuance, and clearer pronunciation. Users can begin with a simple idea or provide detailed instructions for genre, instrumentation, mood, key, tempo, vocal style, language, and production character, then refine the sound they want. Lyria 3.5 supports variable song lengths, allowing creators to request a quick 60-second clip, a half-length track, or a cohesive song lasting up to three minutes. It can generate music across global languages and genres, from pop, funk, and R&B to reggaeton, jazz, and electronic music.