Sound Cart Playout
Callie (Beta)
Next-gen soundboard for broadcast and streaming. Built in Rust for rock-solid performance. AI stem separation built in.
Next-gen soundboard for broadcast and streaming. Built in Rust for rock-solid performance. AI stem separation built in.
Callie is the next generation soundboard for Broadcasting. Built in Rust and cross platform, it can be the up-to-date replacement for your setup with minimal hardware configuration changes.
Written in Rust, it’s also cross platform meaning it will run on the latest hardware. No more computers running old versions of Windows 7 or MacOSX.
Just like your favorite broadcast music cart software, we support multiple outputs including Dante Virtual Soundcard.
Remember the days of carts? Well, we thought to bring it back! Your carts can be bound to outputs meaning you can separate SFX and Music to different routes.
Well of course! We love Streamdecks, so we built this in natively — you don’t even need to install the Elgato software, it runs straight out of the box.
We built vocal removal into the software. You can just load the song you want to use and get it to process an instrumental version right from inside the software — no costly AI online sites or CLI needed to get the same result.
Callie includes a built-in web interface so you can trigger carts, manage playback, and monitor levels from any browser on your network — perfect for remote operators or secondary control positions.
Full OSC support lets you integrate Callie into your existing broadcast automation workflows. Trigger clips, control levels, and receive status feedback from any OSC-compatible system.
Callie exposes a full HTTP API, making it ready for integration with Bitfocus Companion. Map any cart or function to a button on your Streamdeck or other supported hardware.
In Broadcast and Post Production, we know that we aren’t just one operating system — so we designed all our software to work on Windows, Mac or Linux. Why be constrained by your operating system determining what you can or cannot run? One product, three operating systems as standard.
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In broadcast and post-production, we know that we aren't just one operating system — so we designed all our software to work on Windows, Mac or Linux.
Why be constrained by your operating system determining what you can and cannot run? One product, three operating systems as standard.