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Cart Deck · Coming Soon

Every cart, one tap from air.

Cart Deck is a broadcast cart machine for the Mac. Jingles, drops, sweepers, spots and beds, loaded and ready to fire. Run it on its own for podcasts and live events, or link it to SpinTrack and put your carts straight on the air.

What it does

A Real Cart Wall. On Your Mac.

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6, 8 or 10 Carts

Each cart has its own play, stop, countdown, VU meter and scrub bar. Fire several at once and the status bar tracks what's playing.

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Hotkeys

Give every cart its own key and fire it without touching the mouse. Chain carts with auto-next so one rolls straight into the next.

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Library and Sets

Drag audio in from Finder, sort it with your own categories, and save a full deck as a set to load for the next show.

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Program and Cue

Separate outputs for air and for preview, so you can audition a cart in your headphones while another one is playing out.

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iPad Remote

Turn an iPad into a touch cart wall. Carts fire on touch with live countdowns, and you can load, eject and switch sets from the iPad.

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Works Offline

Everything runs on your Mac. Your audio stays in your own library folder, and nothing needs the internet to go on the air.

Better together

Cart Deck + SpinTrack

Link it to SpinTrack

  • One switch. Turn on the SpinTrack button in Cart Deck and the two apps find each other on the same Mac.
  • Carts go to air through SpinTrack, through its audio processing and onto your internet stream.
  • Locked in AUTO. Carts only fire when SpinTrack is in LIVE, so nothing barges into automation.
  • Logged. Every cart you fire lands in SpinTrack's Cart Deck Log, ready to export.

Or run it on its own

  • Podcasts, live events, remotes and the show prep room. Cart Deck doesn't need SpinTrack to work.
  • Your carts stay in Cart Deck's own library, separate from SpinTrack's.
  • If the link drops mid-show, Cart Deck keeps playing through its own output.

Runs on: a Mac with Apple Silicon or Intel. Cart Deck is in testing with SpinTrack beta stations now. Launch pricing will be announced later.