What is this Radio Automation software?

[jnorth]

I'm wondering if somebody can help identify the software seen in this picture. I've never encountered it before. Saw it on a video from a radio station and would like to know what they are using so I could check it out..

I'm sure someone around here knows!

Thanks!


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v294/joel2762/screen-capture.png

 

[cmac]

Looks like Genesys to me.

 

[Lazy J]

I was just looking at their website... http://www.genesys2.com/

Seems interesting enough. Has anybody here ever used it? How much does it cost?

 

[jnorth]

cmac, Thanks! Definitely looks like it to me.

Haven't heard of it before.. not the nicest looking thing, either.. But I suppose functionality is most important!

I am also interested if anybody has used it before.

 

[Charlie]

Yep, that's Genesys - It's practically everywhere here in the UK as the Heart network use it. Most of their sites are now running it with much of the programming coming from London and the local sites playing the regional idents/commercials. Heart London also have/had a rather interesting way of doing things: Master Control running the music log whilst Genesys handled the splits. Absolute Radio (ex Virgin) have also had Genesys for a number of years.

Looks-wise, it's no stunner but incredibly powerful with the audio engine running outside the main program so you can shut the GUI down without stopping the audio. It has all the usual bells like voicetracking, cartwall etc.

 

[SRP]

Looks-wise, it's no stunner but incredibly powerful with the audio engine running outside the main program so you can shut the GUI down without stopping the audio. It has all the usual bells like voicetracking, cartwall etc.

Most modern automation systems have the same features (including running without the main GUI) and IMO look a LOT better than this system.