Hear it before you make it
Station IDs that sound like real radio.
Six examples made with Promo Studio.
Press play to hear AI-voiced station IDs, a 15-second promo and a show intro. Your station gets the same: your name, your slogan, the voice and energy you choose.
- Free to listen
- Six voices, two languages
- Made with Promo Studio
Station ID · 5s
Midnight Static Radio
“You’re locked in to Midnight Static Radio… late nights, deep cuts, no interruptions.”
Voice: Deep, smooth · male
Station ID · 4s
Harbor Light Radio
“This is Harbor Light Radio… songs of hope, all day, every day.”
Voice: Warm, bright · female
Station ID · 5s
Block Party Radio
“Turn it up! Block Party Radio… the hottest hip hop, nonstop.”
Voice: Hyped · male
15-second promo · 13s
Pulse Radio
“Saturday night, nine o’clock… The Bass Lab is back. Two hours of fresh house and deep grooves, mixed live by DJ Kofi. Don’t miss it… The Bass Lab, Saturdays at nine, only on Pulse Radio.”
Voice: Energetic · male
Show intro · 6s
Sunrise Sessions
“Good morning, and welcome to Sunrise Sessions with Ada… coffee in hand, good music on, let’s start the day right.”
Voice: Bright, playful · female
Station ID · Spanish · 6s
Radio Brisa
“Estás escuchando Radio Brisa… la música que te acompaña, de día y de noche.”
Voice: Confident · female
Your station, powered by Nobex
Your station name, said like a real station.
Promo Studio writes and voices station IDs, promos and show intros for your station, in a choice of voices and more than 15 languages. Download each one as an MP3 and add it to your station’s IDs to play between songs. It comes with the Pro plan.
- Station IDs, 15- and 30-second promos and show intros
- AI writes the script; you edit every word
- More than 15 languages, voices from calm to hyped
Promo Studio comes with the Pro plan, with 300 credits a month — a voice spot uses 4.
How it works
From a sentence to a station ID.
No booking a voice artist, no waiting a week for the read. You describe it, the AI writes it, and you hear it straight away. Don’t like it? Change a word and make another take.
- 01
Choose what you need.
A station ID, a 15- or 30-second promo, a show intro, or a voiceover for a social video.
- 02
Say what it should say.
“Our name, the slogan ‘your city, your music’, and listen on your phone.” Promo Studio writes a script in that length and your station’s style.
- 03
Edit, pick a voice, set the energy.
Change any word. Choose the language and a voice, from calm and steady to hyped.
- 04
Download it and put it on air.
Add the MP3 to your station’s IDs and set how often they play between songs.
A few useful answers
What is a station ID?
A short spoken line — usually 3 to 8 seconds — that says the station’s name and what it stands for, played between songs. It is how a listener who tuned in mid-song knows what they are listening to, and it is what makes a playlist sound like a radio station.
What is the difference between a jingle, a station ID, a sweeper and a promo?
A jingle is traditionally sung. A station ID is the station name spoken, often with a slogan. A sweeper is a quick spoken line over the end of one song and the start of the next. A promo is longer — 15 or 30 seconds — and sells a show, an event or a reason to keep listening. Promo Studio makes the spoken kinds: station IDs, 15- and 30-second promos, show intros and social media voiceovers.
How are these examples made?
With Promo Studio, the same way you would make yours: choose what you need, describe what it should say, and AI writes the script in your station’s style. You edit the words, pick a voice and an energy level from calm to hyped, and the voice reads it. The stations in the examples are made up.
Can I make one for free here?
Not on this page — the examples are free to listen to. Making your own is part of Promo Studio, which comes with the Pro plan along with the AI show hosts and the DJ Mixer. Pro includes 300 Promo Studio credits a month, and a voice spot uses 4.
Which languages and voices are there?
Promo Studio reads in more than 15 languages, including English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Arabic, German and Hindi, with male and female voices in a range of styles — deep and smooth, warm, bright, hyped, steady broadcaster.
How do I get it on air?
Download the spot as an MP3, add it to your station’s IDs in the media library, and choose how often IDs play between songs (for example every three songs). On Nobex that is a setting, not an edit — Cloud AutoDJ does the rest.
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