Curator.Cloud, from Radio.Cloud, is a cloud-based music scheduling platform designed for program and music directors with modern radio workflows in mind. The browser-based interface enables easy management of all scheduling rules, categories and rotations without the complexity of legacy systems.
At its core is an AI-powered music analyzer that evaluates songs across multiple attributes, such as tempo, energy, mood and key, giving users deeper control over scheduling decisions. It uses these attributes to build smarter rules and avoid unwanted patterns, alongside traditional artist and title separation. A drag-and-drop Category Changer simplifies day-to-day adjustments, while detailed Song History insights provide quick visibility into spin gaps and recent play activity.
Curator.Cloud’s flexibility allows it to be used as a standalone scheduler with other automation systems or built into the Radio.Cloud platform. Migration from software like MusicMaster or RCS GSelector is seamless, preserving existing metadata and rules.
Radio.Cloud explains that for broadcasters looking to reduce reliance on hardware while saving time, Curator.Cloud offers a streamlined, future-ready approach to music scheduling — accessible anywhere, with continuous updates and room to evolve.
This story originally appeared in the Tech Focus section on automation, ads, operations and business software in the May/June 2026 edition of RedTech Magazine. You can read that section here or download the entire edition for free here.
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