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Benztown Launches AirReady AI Imaging Feature


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Benztown has introduced a new AI-powered feature designed to streamline radio imaging production across its audio libraries. The company today launched AirReady, a tool that allows stations to instantly swap their own voiceover and brand voices into any Benztown Libraries imaging element.

AirReady is aimed at station imaging and production professionals seeking faster turnaround while maintaining consistent on-air branding. By automating voice replacement, the feature reduces the time and resources typically required to rebuild imaging pieces from scratch.

The AirReady functionality is included with subscriptions to all Benztown Libraries. In addition, the company is offering two optional add-on packages. The Producer Package: Producer Swap provides production-level voice swapping with batch processing, while the PD Package: Instant Imaging delivers pre-built imaging with immediate voiceover application.

Andreas Sannemann, Chief Executive Officer of Benztown, said the new feature represents a significant shift in how stations customize imaging. He described AirReady as a step toward greater creative flexibility, allowing producers to tailor imaging elements with a single click.

Oliver Klenk, Head of Production & Composition, said the technology changes day-to-day workflows for production teams. He noted that AirReady enables producers to spend less time rebuilding assets and more time focusing on creating distinctive, on-brand audio.

To introduce the new feature, Benztown will host a free 30-minute AirReady webinar for radio professionals on Thursday, February 5, 2026, at 9am PT. Register for the webinar here.

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