NexGen software broadcasters

NexGen Digital is everywhere

NexGen Digital is the most widely used radio automation software in the United States and now all over the world. There is a good reason why more and more broadcasters have turned to NexGen Digital to handle their day to day automation needs. Over 2500 stations use NexGen Digital to play every minute of their audio every day. NexGen Digital is perfect for enterprise wide systems or single stations.

NexGen Digital on the go

RCS iPush is an app for your phone or hand-held device that lets you record then send voice tracks right into the log of NexGen Digital. Use your integrated version of WANcasting to land the track right into the automation system for playback on the air.

With iPush you can leave that bulky recording equipment at the studio and still capture all your important remote events. iPush works with your iPhone or second generation or newer iPod Touch. iPush is compatible with the phone's microphone, or upgrade to plug-in higher quality over-the-counter microphones.

Check out the app store for more information on how to interact with NexGen Digital. You must have iTunes installed. 

Know your basics

• Manages station logs for up to 14 days in advance.
• Use manual or auto load mode for music or traffic; copy a portion of your log to another station or day.
• Lets you add and edit production elements.
• Allows you to right click on an element for previewing.
• Drag/drop or manually add from your inventory.
• You can edit every seque or modify elements in the log without permanently altering them.
• Delivers system status overviews with snapshots of what has happened during the day.

1.	Status screen gives you current options/modes, drive status, which CPUs are logged into NexGen and if your station is on air.
2.	Monitor the wellness of your system without having to go searching for information...It's all right there on your monitor.

• Gives you automated control rooms that let you customize the programming in real-time.
• NexGen provides Satellite and Manual Control modes.