Zetta

Zetta 5.25.2’s release is right around the corner, so let’s review some of the new features included in the latest build.

RCS Academy is proud to announce the launch of the updated Zetta Certification program

RCS is excited to announce the release of Zetta 5.24.1. A significant update that includes over 470 enhancements and fixes.

For years, many RCS users have relied on NexGen for their automation needs. As technology continues to evolve, it’s time to upgrade to Zetta, RCS’s modern radio automation solution.

Hooks are one of Zetta’s modern features that can be interpreted and executed in many different ways. Add the simplicity of defining and previewing Zetta Hooks and all types of users can begin to implement hooks themselves.

Zetta is a modern radio automation solution with various types of users across the world. Because it can do so much, sometimes the everyday user doesn’t realize that they can convert that tedious manual task into an automated Zetta workflow

So you’re new to Zetta or you’re looking at upgrading your radio automation system. Zetta is a powerful, flexible, and modern solution that allows users to customize their Zetta experience to fit different roles and stations.

As part of our “Back to Basics” series, let’s review Zetta’s layouts. Thanks to Zetta’s modern detached playout, multiple users can cycle between their desired layouts without affecting the on-air product. Which means, you can not only design your optimum layout, but users can outline specific modules based on their current workload. Remember, we’re all…

Unfortunately, you don’t have GSelector or Aquira’s Live Integration with Zetta. However, you can still incorporate third party programs by utilizing Zetta’s Flat File Assignments. We’ll review how to create a new Flat File Assignment for music, traffic, and reconciliation, as well as how to customize each assignment and discuss advanced options. We’ll start by…

We know that Zetta’s Log module is an extremely productive everyday module that allows uses to drag and drop elements, voice track, adjust the log, and more. But did you know about some of the more specific workflows?

We’re continuing our “Back to Basics” series with a deep dive into Zetta’s On-Air module. Sure, we know that we can change the modes, chain types, and that Stop button will take us off the air, but what about the other subtle options that we can control?

We were honored this week to have Stanislas Mourdon, RCS Senior European Engineer, live in our new offices in White Plains, NY to discuss how some of his users interpret Zetta Splits.