The most-played tracks on FM radio stations, and how to schedule them on air
This page displays the real-time ranking of the most-played tracks on the FM radio stations monitored by the platform (FM Airplay module). It is updated every night and is the same for all stations: nothing in it is specific to your radio. You can see what FM stations are actually playing, track by track, station by station, and you can turn this ranking into an animated countdown broadcast on your own station.
In the "Tools" > "The Radio Chart" menu, at /dashboard/top-radio. The page is visible to accounts that have access to "My Music" or "Playlists". Viewing the page does not consume any credits.
The "Scope" panel offers three levels, from broad to precise:
Three groups of buttons then control the view:
Radio Soleil, a regional pop station, wants to know what the major stations in its format are playing before refreshing its rotation.
Why: with "Total plays", a single highly repetitive station can push a track to the top. With "Value", a track played moderately by five stations ranks higher: it is a better indicator of what is genuinely shared across a format.
Each row shows the rank (the first is labelled "No. 1"), the cover art, the track title and artist, followed by badges:
On the right, the main figure depends on the sort order: the number of plays (and the average per station), or the value with the detail "n plays · avg. x/station". A proportional bar makes comparison easier.
Click a row to open its detail view: "Who is playing it, and how many times" over the selected time window, station by station, with each station's music format and a bar per station. This is the third and most precise level of analysis.
The button at the top right opens the "Schedule 'The Chart'" modal. It creates an appointment, not a rotation: a countdown is finite and ordered (from last place to No. 1, once, at a set time), which a looping playlist that picks tracks at random cannot deliver.
The chart airs at the scheduled time, once only: the AI presenter opens, announces each position with its play count, then closes. The sequence is regenerated every night based on the current chart: you never need to revisit it.
The modal prepares the sequence ("Preparing the sequence…") then summarises: "n tracks in the countdown, announced one by one by the chosen voice — i.e. n elements in the appointment". Tracks from the chart that are absent from your catalogue are flagged ("n chart track(s) are not in the catalogue: they will be skipped"). Click "Create appointment": it is saved as active, and the page confirms "Appointment created. Find it under Schedule > Appointments".
Studio Nova wants a "Radio Top 10" every Friday at 6 p.m.
Why: once created, the appointment regenerates itself every night with the week's chart: the presenter announces up-to-date figures without anyone having to reopen the page.
Viewing the chart and creating the appointment are free. The presenter\'s announcements are not pre-recorded files: they are segments generated a few minutes before air time, like those of the AI Presenter, so that the chart cited is always the current one. They therefore follow the same rule: AI credits are charged when the voice is produced (1 credit ≈ 3 seconds), broadcasting is free, and if no credits are available the segment is not broadcast.