RadioAIVT

AI Radio DJ & AI Radio Host

An AI radio DJ is not a voice reading your song titles. It is a host with a name, a show and a time slot, that knows what is in the hour, says something worth hearing between the songs, and airs inside your automation system without anybody at the desk. That is what RadioAIVT puts on your unhosted hours.

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What an AI radio host actually has to do

Plenty of tools will read a sentence in a convincing voice. Very few will host an hour. The difference shows up fast, and always in the same five places.

Know what is playing

The host reads your scheduled hour before it speaks: artists, titles, running order, intro lengths. Everything it says about the music comes from your actual log, not from a pool of generic phrases.

Have something to say

Songs alone run dry by the second hour. A real host brings material: stories about the artists in your rotation, upcoming concert dates for those artists, what happened on this date, the weather, local news. Ours does the same.

Sound like a person, not a reader

Written sentences and spoken sentences are not the same thing. On Premium plans every script is rewritten before it is voiced, the way a host actually talks — varied openings, natural rhythm, the occasional reaction. The facts from your log stay exactly as they are.

Not repeat itself

Repetition is what gives automation away. Openings, structures and anecdotes are tracked across the whole broadcast window so the host does not reuse what it said two hours ago.

Land in the right place

A link that runs into the vocal or stops three seconds early is heard immediately. The system measures each song's intro and fits the talk to the ramp available.

The honest test: leave it on for four hours and listen. Any AI DJ sounds fine for one break. Very few still sound like a person at the fourth hour.

Your DJs, or ours

Over twenty built-in host personalities are available, each with its own character, assignable per show and per daypart, with your own show names. A different host in the morning from the one at midnight, the way a real station is built.

You can also clone your own authorised talent. Ten seconds of clean speech is enough for an Instant Clone; Premium Full offers a higher-fidelity Pro Clone from a longer sample. Your station's own voices then cover the hours your presenters cannot physically be there.

More on how a personality is built: AI on-air personalities.

An AI DJ for radio automation software

This is an AI DJ for radio automation, not a stream you switch to and not a separate player. It produces voice tracks that are delivered into your existing automation software and aired in their scheduled slots:

Your music scheduling, clocks and rotations are untouched. The AI DJ adds the voice, nothing else.

Where an AI DJ belongs — and where it does not

It belongs on the hours nobody is presenting: overnights, weekends, the gaps between shows, the weeks when your volunteer host is away. On those hours the alternative is not a human presenter, it is a jukebox.

It does not belong on your morning show. A live host with listeners, phone calls and a town to talk about is not something to automate, and we would not pretend otherwise.

Listen to an AI DJ on a real hour

Common questions

Which AI can do a radio DJ's voice?

Any modern text-to-speech engine can produce a convincing radio voice for ten seconds. What makes an AI radio DJ is everything around the voice: reading the playlist, writing something worth saying, landing on the ramp, not repeating itself, and being processed like a studio voice. RadioAIVT does the whole chain and delivers the result into your automation system.

Is an AI DJ the same as AI voice tracking?

Same technology, different angle. AI voice tracking describes the production process; AI DJ describes what the listener hears. Background: AI voice tracking for radio.

Do I need a new playout system?

No. The AI DJ delivers into the automation software you already use.

Can I give my AI DJ a name?

Yes. You name your hosts and your shows in the setup wizard, and place them in your grid.

What if a link is wrong?

Any voice track can be redone in one click from the Review page, where the audio and the script sit side by side. Fifty single-track redos are included every month, on every plan.

What does it cost?

From $99 a month per station for one daily show, up to 24/7 coverage with hyper-realistic voices. See the full pricing.