Radio automation developer RCS says its Zetta group is a modern radio automation platform designed to flex across operations of all sizes and formats. It supports everything from large, complex environments to individual stations and educational facilities.
Zetta combines detached playout, software-based nondestructive audio processing and remote access to allow teams to share audio, metadata, logs and voice tracks across locations. Cloud-based options reduce IT overhead, physical studio requirements and maintenance demands, while enabling hybrid models that keep high-performing markets on site and shift others to remote or centralized workflows.
With secure, browser-based access, integrated live operations, built-in disaster recovery options and simple workflows for everyday users alongside advanced control for engineers, the platform prioritizes reliability, flexibility and efficiency — allowing stations to focus more on content and talent and less on infrastructure.
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