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Make Myriad Your Own with Dynamic Layouts in Myriad 7 No two radio stations work in exactly the same way. Even within the same station, what a breakfast presenter needs on screen can be very different from the information needed by a producer, newsreader or presenter hosting a listener request show. That is where Dynamic Layouts in Myriad 7 come in. Dynamic Layouts allow you to customise the Myriad Playout workspace, deciding what information and tools are displayed, where they appear and how much screen space they are given. You can create multiple layouts for different workflows and switch between them whenever you need.
Myriad Playout 7.1 introduces direct support for Elgato Stream Deck, giving presenters and operators another flexible way to control the features they use most often. Stream Deck provides a bank of customisable physical buttons, each with its own display. With the new Myriad Playout 7 plugin, those buttons can be assigned directly to Myriad actions, creating a control layout tailored to the way you work
A simpler way to manage flexible talk-over beds in a busy live studio
Radio’s greatest strength has always been its people. Presenters give a station its personality, build familiarity and help listeners feel part of a shared community. The new Presenter and Show Management features in Myriad Playout 7 are designed to strengthen that connection. They give stations a central place to manage the information behind their programmes and on-air talent, publish relevant content across listener-facing platforms and create more natural, consistent AI Voice Links.
Myriad 7 connects the listener experience directly with scheduling and playout, giving stations a practical way to make requests part of everyday broadcasting without relying on a patchwork of separate platforms.
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Make Myriad Your Own with Dynamic Layouts in Myriad 7 No two radio stations work in exactly the same way. Even within the same station, what a breakfast presenter needs on screen can be very different from the information needed by a producer, newsreader or presenter hosting a listener request show. That is where Dynamic Layouts in Myriad 7 come in. Dynamic Layouts allow you to customise the Myriad Playout workspace, deciding what information and tools are displayed, where they appear and how much screen space they are given. You can create multiple layouts for different workflows and switch between them whenever you need.
Myriad Playout 7.1 introduces direct support for Elgato Stream Deck, giving presenters and operators another flexible way to control the features they use most often. Stream Deck provides a bank of customisable physical buttons, each with its own display. With the new Myriad Playout 7 plugin, those buttons can be assigned directly to Myriad actions, creating a control layout tailored to the way you work
A simpler way to manage flexible talk-over beds in a busy live studio
Radio’s greatest strength has always been its people. Presenters give a station its personality, build familiarity and help listeners feel part of a shared community. The new Presenter and Show Management features in Myriad Playout 7 are designed to strengthen that connection. They give stations a central place to manage the information behind their programmes and on-air talent, publish relevant content across listener-facing platforms and create more natural, consistent AI Voice Links.
Myriad 7 connects the listener experience directly with scheduling and playout, giving stations a practical way to make requests part of everyday broadcasting without relying on a patchwork of separate platforms.
