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You can build a clock but you can't run it forward and see what a simulated week of scheduling would produce before committing. A "simulate 7 days" preview showing era balance, artist spread and rest time compliance would catch problems before they g ...
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You can prevent the same track repeating in the same daypart — but there's no equivalent policy for preventing the same category position from repeating.
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To my knowledge: If you have A1 in 10 different clocks, you have to set Most Rested on each one individually. A global default strategy per track group would save significant setup time and prevent inconsistency.
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Scheduling a Christmas clock for December 24–26 only, or a summer weekend rotation from June–August, requires manual intervention every year. A date-range scheduling layer above the weekly grid would make this manageable.
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To my knowledge: Moving tracks between categories (track groups) is done one at a time or via the Move Tracks window which is two-group-at-a-time. With a large-track library across 9 categories you need the ability to filter by multiple criteria and ...
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You can run the analysis but you can't see which categories or eras have the most inconsistent levels, or which specific tracks are outliers. A loudness report sorted by deviation would let you prioritise which tracks to review manually.
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If a track expires it simply stops scheduling silently. There's no notification, no dashboard of "tracks expiring this week", no prompt to graduate or delete. For A1 management — where you want tracks to graduate to A2 after 9–12 months — you're flyi ...
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o link Robbie Williams to Take That, or George Michael to Wham!, you type both artist names in manually. There's no search-as-you-type, no suggestion based on existing library data, and no way to see all related artist relationships at a glance. At s ...
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It's possible to import the same track twice (different file paths, slightly different artist capitalisation) and the scheduler will treat them as different tracks. A duplicate detector based on title + artist + duration matching would prevent most o ...
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You can export a CSV of what played, but there's no built-in rotation analytics — no "plays per category this week", no era balance report, no "least played tracks in each category". These are the core questions a music director asks daily and they c ...
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