Ready-to-air audio imaging workparts
Fully produced ready-to-air audio workparts for each chart number from 40-1. Perfect for any chart rundown!
Voiced by world-renowned voiceover artist Mark Chadwick, each number comes with x4 mixouts:
Fully produced.
Dry processed
VO processed
VO raw (just EQ and compression) – to suit any producer of any level, and to provide flexibility.
This package also includes x10 original royalty-free sound design FX.
We've partnered with Little Monster Media, world class audio producers who have worked with BBC Radio 1, 2, 6 Music, 1Xtra, Kiss, Hits Radio, NRK mP3 and more to produce broadcast ready sounds for your station.
You’re purchasing a professional sound package licensed from Little Monster Media Ltd, distributed by Radio.co. It’s a collection of broadcast-ready effects, voice drops, and production elements for use on your own radio station, show, or platform.
No - the licence gives you the right to use the sounds forever on your selected station or show. The original recordings remain the property of Little Monster Media Ltd.
Each licence covers a single station, show, or outlet. If you want to use the same sounds across multiple stations or brands, you’ll need one licence per outlet.
No. Once purchased, your licence is perpetual. You can use the sounds indefinitely. The only ongoing responsibility is to log usage with your performing rights organisation (e.g., PRS, ASCAP) if applicable.
You can combine, mix, or process them as part of your own imaging or production, but you can’t resell, repackage, or distribute the original files or altered versions on their own.
Yes. All recordings are cleared for broadcast and online use under this licence. You’re responsible for reporting usage to your local performance rights society if required.
Once you complete checkout, you’ll receive instant access via Podia to download the full-quality WAV files (44.1khz / 16-bit).
If you’re still operating under the same legal entity, you can continue using the sounds. If you launch a new station, brand, or show, you’ll need to obtain an additional licence.