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How to read the airplay 'cumulative' table
How to read the airplay 'cumulative' table

An easy way to investigate radio support per territory and per station

Aël Guégan avatar
Written by Aël Guégan
Updated over a week ago

The cumulative table provides a consolidated view of an artist's or song's plays and helps you produce qualitative reports. It is a condensed version of the live feed, meaning that if a track receives four plays on a radio station, it will appear four times in the live feed but only once in the cumulative table.

Here is how to read the cumulative table you can find in the airplay section of an artist profile:

  • The Song column is the track that has received plays

  • The Station column is the radio station that played said song

  • The 7D column shows the number of plays that track had on that station over the last seven days.

  • The (7D)-1 column indicates the number of plays that track on that station over the previous seven days before that

  • The 28D column shows the number of plays that track on that station during the last 28 days

  • The 1Y column indicates the number of plays that track on that station over the previous year

  • The Country column is the country that the station comes from

  • The Date/hour column corresponds to the last time that the station played that track

  • The Time zone column corresponds to the time zone the station is on

You can click on any entry from that table to access the right panel to go the extra mile. This panel offers complementary information on that play, such as release date, record label, past plays on that radio station, etc.

🏆 Champion Tips 🏆

  • You can select a country on this page by clicking on the scrolling menu on the top right of the table. This way, you'll be able to see results only from the country you chose;

  • Click on the box that says Show plays under 30 seconds to make sure you keep track of every single play and get the neighboring rights you should receive;

  • Export the columns into a CSV file to incorporate them into your documents (what you choose to see on your dashboard is what you get in your CSV file);

  • Sort by country, date, or number of plays by clicking on the arrows at the top of the table.

If you are not yet a customer and want to try it out, you can explore it for free on Tones and I's profile.

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