RadioStudio Two decks. One live mix.
Load local tracks into either deck, cue your next song and blend between them with the crossfader.
BETA LIVE RADIO, MADE YOURS
Your station.
Your sound.
Your browser.
Two decks, your microphone and a studio you can make your own. Play music from your computer and send your show live—without installing another encoder.
30 minutes · full client features · 5 listeners at 128 kbps. Three private demo slots; each visit starts fresh. Music stays on your device.
Real desktop interface · arrange it your way
Keep RadioStudio open while you broadcast.
Your music plays from your device. Keep it awake and connected. Closing the browser stops your live source—this isn’t offline AutoDJ.
Designed for WindowsWindows 10 & 11 recommendedChrome recommendedBest experience · latest versionMicrosoft EdgeAlso compatible
Android: works on many current phones with Chrome; performance varies by device.
Mac & iOS: may work in Safari, but RadioStudio isn’t designed or tested for these platforms.
BUILT AROUND YOUR SHOW
A proper live desk.
Without the desktop setup.
A lightweight browser workflow for presenters looking for an alternative to a desktop broadcasting setup such as SAM Broadcaster. Focused on live mixing—not a like-for-like replacement for every desktop automation feature.
Auto Mix & your music queue
Queue tracks, shuffle the order, drag tracks into place and choose whether played tracks stay in your library.
Your voice, on air
Enable your microphone when you need it. Auto duck can lower the music while you speak.
A clear view of your levels
A coloured master meter, master level and separate headphone / speaker level help you manage your mix.
Arrange your own studio
Move panels into a layout that suits your show. Put the decks together or make more room for your library.
Light or dark. Your choice.
Switch to dark mode for evening shows. Your layout and theme preferences stay in this browser.
Keep your show on time
Add a large analogue and digital clock using your computer’s local time, with 12- or 24-hour display.
Music stays on your computer
Add tracks or a folder. Your library can be remembered on this device without uploading your music to a server.
Connect to your existing station
Use Icecast, AutoDJ / live DJ, Shoutcast v1 or a compatible Shoutcast 2 source connection.
Your own secure listening link
With the hosting package, broadcast to RadioStudio’s Icecast service and share your direct HTTPS stream.
Help through brief interruptions
A fixed 3-second audio reserve helps cover brief interruptions. Connection recovery retries with a 3-second delay for up to 2 minutes.
Live controls within reach
Go live, end your broadcast and check connection status in Transmission. Silence recovery can start the next available local track.
Schedule your shows
Plan music-folder shows for a chosen date, every day or selected weekdays. Use your computer’s local time and create separate schedules for different parts of your day.
Bring remote DJs on air
Schedule a remote DJ or another station’s direct audio stream. RadioStudio fades from your decks to the incoming stream, with your studio kept open and connected.
Take over. Then return smoothly.
Let the current song finish or fade over at the scheduled time. Return to a fresh default-playlist track afterwards, with up to 10 seconds of reconnection attempts if remote audio drops.
An audio reserve can help with brief delays, but adds latency and cannot replace audio during a long outage. Always check your station’s listener output.
YOUR FILES. YOUR COMPUTER.
No uploading.
No waiting for a cloud library.
Add music from your computer, arrange your queue and play it locally in your browser. When you go live, the mixed audio is streamed—not your original music files.
Compatible files include MP3, WAV, Ogg, FLAC, M4A/AAC and Opus, depending on your browser and the file’s codec.
Your local musicOn this computer
↓Your browser studioMix music + microphone
↓Your live streamTo your station or HTTPS listeners
BEFORE YOU BROADCAST
A few things to know.
Do I upload music to RadioStudio?
No. Music files play locally from your computer in your browser. Only your live mixed audio is sent to the streaming server. Your local library is not a cloud music library.
Is Auto Mix the same as AutoDJ?
No. Auto Mix works with the tracks queued in your open browser. AutoDJ runs on a hosting server and can continue with your computer switched off. RadioStudio does not include that server-side playback.
Can I use my existing MediaCP station?
Yes. Use the live DJ or source connection details supplied for your MediaCP service. Choose the matching Icecast or Shoutcast-compatible encoder option. The existing station service remains responsible for its AutoDJ and live switching.
What happens if I close the tab or my internet drops?
Closing the studio, putting the computer to sleep or losing your connection interrupts the live source. RadioStudio can retry interrupted connections for up to two minutes, but cannot generate music after the browser stops sending it. An existing MediaCP service may return to its own AutoDJ depending on that service’s configuration.
Will my music library follow me to another computer?
No. The library and its files belong to this browser and device. Browser storage can also be cleared or evicted, so keep your original music files. Sign-in gives access to your account, not a remote copy of your music collection.
Which computers and browsers should I use?
RadioStudio is designed for Windows 10 and 11 desktops and laptops. Up-to-date Chrome is recommended; Edge also works. We suggest a recent four-core processor around 2 GHz or faster and 8 GB RAM or more, plus a stable connection with at least 5 Mbps upload available. These are starting recommendations, not tested minimum requirements.
Android: works on many current phones with Chrome; performance varies by device.
Mac & iOS: may work in Safari, but RadioStudio isn’t designed or tested for these platforms.
Linux and Firefox have not been validated. Use headphones with a microphone and keep the studio open, your device awake and your internet connected.
Does Shoutcast 2 work?
RadioStudio supports direct Shoutcast 2 connections where the server accepts v1-compatible sources. Native v2-only source connections are not supported. Use the details and connection mode supplied by your provider.
How do I get help?
Contact the Shoutstream team through your support area. Include your browser, connection type and the error shown, but do not send passwords in screenshots.
Your next live show starts here.
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