Training & resources
Resources.
The starter guide, the downloadable templates and straight answers about the ecosystem. Everything below is online and working — nothing is announced before it exists.
Quick start, in 5 steps
- Create your free account. Username and password, no card (email is optional): your full, permanent access starts right away — everything is free. Create my account
- Learn with the blog tutorials. The Formation Suno Québec tutorials (structure, styles, mixing) are published as articles, step by step. Read the tutorials
- Analyze your first address with the Link Analyzer. Paste a URL: the free tool tells you what it holds and how it can fit into your programming. Open the Link Analyzer
- Build your station in the Platform. Add your URLs to the Builder, generate your queue in Scheduling, drive it in the Control Room: everything happens in your browser. Open the Platform
- Listen, vote, drop a song. Listen to the catalogue, support songs on the Charts, and submit yours with “Drop your song” on the home page and the Listen page. Go listen
Downloadable templates
These files are generated by the site when you click — always the current version of the template, no email delivery.
Sample program grid
A sample day of programming, block by block (CSV — open it in your spreadsheet and adapt it to your station).
Download
Playlist template (URL to URL)
One line per song: title, artist and source address — never an audio file (CSV).
Download
Show preparation sheet
The canvas to fill in before each show: guests, topics, music, announcements (text file).
Download
Frequently asked questions about the ecosystem
How does the free account work?
You create your account with a username and a password — no card, no other information required (email is optional). Your access is full from the moment you sign up, to the whole ecosystem, and it is permanent: there is no countdown, no end date, and nothing that bills or renews. Public content stays open to everyone, account or not.
Is everything really free?
Yes: every RadioInternet.ca service is free for everyone, until further notice — that is the model the founder chose. There is nothing for sale on the site and no module is locked behind a payment. If paid offers ever arrive, they will be announced in advance and the terms updated first.
What does URL to URL mean?
It’s RadioInternet.ca’s doctrine: your programming is built from addresses (a Suno song, a video, a page…) rather than uploaded files. You paste URLs, the ecosystem builds your playlist and your queue with each platform’s official players. No song is stored in the software: references only.
“Drop your song”: how does my song get on the radio?
On the home page and the Listen page, the form asks for your artist name, the title and the address of your song — Suno, YouTube or another platform — your creator profile address and your email, plus your broadcast authorization (free, non-exclusive, revocable). Nothing is published automatically: every submission is verified (verification code) then approved by a human. An approved song joins the list ready for the web radio’s programming.
And voices — mine, a voice clone?
Real status: the voice bank and voice-clone consent are coded into the site, with a versioned, revocable consent text: you can deposit your voice and sign your consent today, in your member space. Clone creation itself happens in the workshop, by the site’s team: no voice is cloned automatically by the site, and a sample recording is only taken with consent signed in the registry.
Who handles the licences for the music I broadcast?
You, for your station. Broadcasting music in Canada engages creators’ rights (repertoire represented notably by SOCAN and Re:Sound, with licences offered to web radios). RadioInternet.ca provides the ecosystem and the tools; the authorizations and licences for what you program remain your responsibility — it’s also written in your account terms and on the show preparation sheet.
What data does the site keep about me?
Only what the account strictly needs: your username, your email if you provided one (it is optional), your account creation date and the dated proof of the consents you give or withdraw (consent registry, Quebec’s Law 25). Your password is handled and hashed by WordPress — the site never sees it in plain text. You can view and manage your consents at any time in My account.