Running a 24×7 stream
How to configure Live Studio for always-on programming.
What you need
Section titled “What you need”- A content library (audio, video, or mixed) in Assets
- A schedule (hourly blocks, day-parts, seasonal rules)
- Programming rules (genre mix, rotation rules, repeat limits)
- A Memory Graph with your visual style locked
- Upload your library. Drop audio or video into Assets. Ra tags, indexes, categorizes.
- Define programming blocks. E.g., “5 AM–10 AM: devotional, chant-forward, slow pacing. 6 PM–10 PM: popular tracks, high-energy, dynamic visuals.”
- Configure Live Studio. Map blocks to a schedule. Set repeat limits and rotation rules.
- Pick a visual style. Ra will generate a visual layer per track on the fly, rendered in your Memory Graph’s style.
- Connect an output. YouTube Live, Twitch, an owned player. Ra pushes the stream.
- Go live. Ra runs it unattended. Monitor the ops dashboard for health, retention, schedule adherence.
What runs unattended
Section titled “What runs unattended”- Track selection per rules
- Visual generation per track
- Transitions between tracks
- Schedule adherence
- Failover on model or infrastructure hiccups
What you still handle
Section titled “What you still handle”- Library refreshes (new music, new content)
- Schedule changes (festivals, seasonal programming)
- Monetization setup on the output platform
- Rights and licensing for source content
Proof at scale
Section titled “Proof at scale”Aditya Music and Aditya Bhakthi run six concurrent 24×7 streams on this exact setup — one operator across all six.