
Unlike the shuffle feature found in many audio applications, you can set the spacing between artists and songs, create rules and more, resulting in a professionally created playlist.
The software can save you a significant amount of time – instead of spending hours putting together a playlist, you can have a playlist within a few seconds.

- Set spacing between the same artists, years and more.
- Identify similar artists (e.g. ensuring Robbie Williams and Take That are treated as the same artist when creating a playlist).

- Set the sequence/rotation of playlist items.
- Schedule items to be added at particular intervals.
- Set and enforce rules for your playlists (e.g. A lists, etc.)
- Create HTML or text versions of your playlists for copying and pasting into blogs, websites, etc.
Ideal for creating off air playlists, putting together songs for a show, creating a music playlist for public areas/waiting rooms, clubs and more.

Playlists can be created for Library Player, and other audio/playout applications that support the PLS or M3U playlist file formats.
Version 2.2 includes minor improvements and bug fixes, including the option to create HTML/text playlists and further improvements to printing. A full list can be found in the product documentation.
Available for Windows and Linux.
This version of Music Scheduling is no longer available - click here for more information on the latest version of Music Scheduling.