Every NextKast OnAir evaluation includes a migration assessment to help review your current setup before you commit.

NextKast includes import tools designed to help bring in data from other automation systems, music schedulers, playlists, and log formats where supported. In many cases, your existing metadata — including artist, title, category information, and cue points — can be preserved during the migration process.

We also look beyond simply “moving files.” The goal is to optimize your station workflow so NextKast saves time, reduces complexity, and gives your team a cleaner way to manage automation, scheduling, remote voice tracking, streaming, and daily operations.

We can review:

• Your current automation system
• Music library and category structure
• Artist, title, and metadata preservation
• Cue points, intros, outros, and segue markers
• Clocks, rotations, playlists, and logs
• Traffic log compatibility
• Voice tracking and remote workflow needs
• Cutover and parallel testing approach

Many audio asset migrations can be completed in a day. Full station migrations are often completed in less than a week, depending on the size of the library, available export files, and the complexity of your current setup.

You get a clearer migration path before making a long-term decision — with a focus on saving time, reducing complexity, and helping your station move forward without unnecessary disruption.