AutoDJ Studio, included with every streaming plan

Build Your Playlist, Take the Mic and Run Your Station from Any Browser

Access your studio from desktop, tablet or mobile, with no software installation required.

Go from music programming to live presentation without switching tools. AutoDJ Studio brings your cloud media library, on-air timeline, Play Next queue, listener requests and playback history into one purpose-built workspace. Go live instantly for announcements or talk segments, with push-to-talk, automatic music ducking and professional voice processing. No desktop encoder required.

  • Live queue and Play Next
  • Browser voice-over on Icecast
  • DJ accounts and listener requests
AutoDJ Studio Console
AutoDJ Studio Console showing the media library, broadcast timeline, queue and listener requests
Studio connected
Browser voice-overSpeak live over AutoDJ on Icecast
Drag & drop queueControl the broadcast timeline
DJ access controlGive each presenter the right tools
Live synchronizationNow playing, requests and history

Live microphone over AutoDJ

Go on air without opening a separate encoder

On an Icecast service, an authorized presenter can select a microphone and start a live voice-over session inside AutoDJ Studio. RadioDJ mixes the microphone with the running AutoDJ feed on the server, so the music library, queue and automation keep running throughout the session.

Push-to-talk or continuous modeUse the hold-to-talk control for quick announcements, or keep the microphone live for a longer segment.
Automatic music duckingLower the AutoDJ music while the presenter speaks, adjust the background level or mute the music when needed.
Built-in voice processingAdjust microphone gain, gate, compression, bass, treble, presence and limiting, then select room, studio or hall reverb.
Live monitoring and session safetyMonitor microphone levels, peaks and session time while automatic safeguards close abandoned or failed sessions.

Browser voice-over currently requires an Icecast service and an AutoDJ MP3 or AAC-LC output profile.

ON AIRMicrophone + AutoDJ
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  • No local audio mixer
  • No playlist interruption
  • Permission controlled

Built for station teams

Give every DJ access without giving away the station

Create individual DJ accounts and decide exactly what each presenter can control. The station owner keeps the main service credentials private while DJs work from a focused browser console or connect professional encoder software.

Individual DJ accounts

Separate logins, active status, last-seen information and dedicated encoder credentials for each presenter.

Granular permissions

Allow only the required capabilities: AutoDJ control, queue management, listener requests, voice-over, private uploads or external encoding.

Private DJ libraries

Give selected DJs personal media storage with individual quotas while retaining access to the shared station catalog when permitted.

Professional encoder takeover

Authorized DJs can connect external broadcast software to their own Icecast mount; RadioDJ routes the live source to the public stream when appropriate.

Live AutoDJ queue control

Control the active queue, not only your playlists

Playlists define the normal rotation. AutoDJ Studio lets you make immediate programming changes from the cloud library while that rotation and your listener stream continue running.

Scheduled playlists define the rotation

Your normal AutoDJ playlists continue to supply music according to the schedule and rules you have already configured. You do not need to stop or rebuild that programming when you want to make a temporary change.

The live queue handles immediate decisions

Search the cloud library and insert selected tracks ahead of the normal rotation. When the manual queue finishes, AutoDJ automatically returns to scheduled programming.

Play any track next

Search by title, artist or filename and send a track directly to the highest available manual queue position. The track already on air continues normally before the selected item begins.

Build the timeline visually

Drag tracks into a precise position, reorder upcoming items and remove a selection while it remains editable. The displayed order represents the sequence AutoDJ will follow.

Know when it will play

Use track durations and estimated start times to see when each queued item should reach the air and when scheduled AutoDJ rotation is expected to resume.

Protect prepared transitions

Once AutoDJ has prepared an upcoming item, it becomes locked. This prevents a last-second edit from interrupting the transition or leaving the stream without prepared audio.

Turn requests into programming

Review listener requests beside the live workspace, place an accepted request next or add it to the manual queue, then mark it as handled.

Return to normal rotation

Manual choices temporarily take priority; they do not replace your schedule. After the inserted tracks play, AutoDJ continues with the programmed rotation automatically.

Queue status

From cloud library to listener stream

Each item has a visible state, showing what can still be edited and what AutoDJ has already prepared for playback.

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Cloud library

Search uploaded media and choose the track you want to use.

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Editable queue

Insert, reorder or remove manual items before preparation.

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Prepared item

AutoDJ locks the next item to protect the transition.

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On air

The selected audio reaches listeners through your stream.

Normal AutoDJ programming remains underneath

When there are no more manual items, the timeline reconnects with the scheduled rotation. Your station keeps playing without requiring a presenter to remain logged in.

Test the live queue workflow

Try the shared demo to explore cloud media search, Play Next, queue controls, listener requests and playback history.

Try the AutoDJ Studio demo

Connected to live playback

Current status, estimated timing and protected transitions

The workspace tracks playback state and keeps the current song, manual queue, listener requests and recent history synchronized as AutoDJ advances.

Automatic synchronization

Now Playing, the broadcast timeline, listener requests and history update when their state changes, without a manual page refresh.

Estimated local air times

Track duration and remaining playback time are used to estimate when queued items will start, displayed in your device's local time.

Source identification

See whether an item came from Studio Console, a listener request, a scheduled playlist or normal AutoDJ rotation.

Validated queue changes

If the queue changes during reordering, Studio restores the latest valid order. Prepared items are locked to protect playback.

The current track finishes before the next selection starts

Studio selections take priority at the next available track boundary. They do not replace your playlists, and playback does not depend on keeping the browser open.

Live programming flexibility

Make small changes without rebuilding the schedule

AutoDJ Studio is useful whenever the station needs an immediate programming decision but a full live encoder session is unnecessary.

The presenter or station manager can intervene briefly, then leave the cloud automation to continue the broadcast.

Insert an announcement

Place a recorded bulletin, promo or station message into the upcoming sequence.

Build a short themed block

Queue several tracks in a deliberate order, then return automatically to regular programming.

Respond to the audience

Accept a listener request and move it into the live queue while the station remains automated.

Correct the upcoming sequence

Reorder or remove editable manual items when the next few tracks no longer fit the moment.

Cloud library to listeners

Browser control without routing audio through your computer

Your browser sends queue instructions, not an audio stream. AutoDJ reads the selected files from your cloud library, prepares uninterrupted playback and delivers the output through SHOUTcast or Icecast.

Audio stays in the cloudYour computer and browser do not need to upload the track in real time.
AutoDJ handles playoutPrepared items are locked at the correct moment to protect uninterrupted playback.
Switch server platformsMove the AutoDJ output between SHOUTcast and Icecast without rebuilding the media library.
Cloud media libraryChoose music in your browser
AutoDJ queuePrepare and play continuously
SHOUTcast or IcecastDeliver the listener stream

Mobile and desktop access

Manage your broadcast from the browser you already use

Open AutoDJ Studio on your phone, tablet or desktop whenever you need to adjust programming away from the main studio. Search the cloud media library, choose the next track, review listener requests and check recent playback from the same browser-based workspace.

Your device only sends control instructions. Tracks remain in RadioDJ cloud storage and AutoDJ continues playing them on the server, so closing your browser or losing your mobile connection does not stop the station.

  • Search cloud mediaFind tracks from your mobile browser.
  • Play NextMove a selected track to the next available position.
  • Handle requestsReview and queue listener requests while away.
  • Follow playbackCheck the live queue and recently played tracks.

Inside AutoDJ Studio

A synchronized live workspace in your browser

The console monitors the current broadcast and refreshes queue, requests and history as AutoDJ changes state without reloading the whole workspace.

No separate add-on

Included with every RadioDJ streaming service

All current Live and AutoDJ streaming plans include AutoDJ Studio. Live plans provide a smaller cloud library for fallback and selected tracks; dedicated AutoDJ plans provide 20-100 GB for stations built around continuous cloud programming.

AutoDJ Studio FAQ

Common questions

Practical answers about browser voice-over, DJ access, queue control and live broadcasting.

Can I speak live over AutoDJ from my browser?

Yes. On an Icecast service using MP3 or AAC-LC, an authorized DJ can select a microphone and start a live voice-over directly from AutoDJ Studio. No desktop encoder is required.

What happens to the music while I speak?

Your microphone is mixed with the AutoDJ output on the server. You can lower the music automatically with ducking or mute it while speaking, and use push-to-talk for short interventions. The queue remains active and normal AutoDJ playback continues when the voice session ends.

What do I need to use browser voice-over?

You need an Icecast station with AutoDJ running, an MP3 or AAC-LC output, a modern browser over HTTPS and permission to access the microphone. HE-AAC voice-over is not supported. A headset is recommended to prevent echo and feedback.

Can two DJs use voice-over at the same time?

No. A station accepts one active browser voice session at a time to protect the broadcast mix. Other presenters are told that the microphone is occupied, while a station administrator can end an abandoned or unauthorized session.

What happens if the browser closes or the connection drops?

AutoDJ Studio monitors the voice session continuously. If the browser stops responding or the server-side mixer exits, the stale session is closed automatically and the station returns to the normal AutoDJ output.

Can I use AutoDJ Studio on my phone or tablet?

Yes. Use a supported mobile browser to search the cloud media library, use Play Next, review listener requests and monitor the queue and playback history. Microphone use depends on the device, browser support and microphone permission.

Can DJs have separate accounts and permissions?

Yes. Create individual DJ identities and independently allow AutoDJ access, queue and request management, browser voice-over, external encoding and private media uploads. Each presenter only sees the tools and media made available to that account.

What is the difference between voice-over and an external encoder?

Browser voice-over is designed for fast links, announcements and talk segments over the running AutoDJ output. External encoder access is intended for a complete live show sent from broadcasting software. Both features require the corresponding DJ permission, and per-DJ external encoder routing requires Icecast.

Do I need an encoder to put a track on air?

No. Choose a file already stored in your cloud library and AutoDJ Studio places it directly into the server-side AutoDJ queue. The audio is not uploaded or routed through your computer during playback.

What happens when I click Play Next?

The track enters the highest available manual queue position. AutoDJ prepares it for uninterrupted playback after the item already on air, then returns to the normal rotation when the manual queue is complete.

Can every queued item be moved or removed?

You can reorder or remove items while they remain in the editable manual queue. Once AutoDJ has prepared an item for playback, it is locked to protect the transition and uninterrupted output.

Can listener requests be managed from AutoDJ Studio?

Yes. Authorized DJs can review incoming requests, place an accepted request into the manual queue and mark it as handled. Requests work alongside Play Next and the station's normal rotation.

Does it work with both SHOUTcast and Icecast?

Cloud media, queue control, listener requests and AutoDJ playback work with both platforms. Browser voice-over and per-DJ external encoder routing require Icecast; browser voice-over supports MP3 and AAC-LC output.

Is AutoDJ Studio an extra paid add-on?

No. AutoDJ Studio is included with every current RadioDJ Live and AutoDJ streaming plan.

See it in action

Explore Studio Console before choosing a plan.

Open the shared demo or ask us which service fits your station workflow.