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Plan Your Jukebox Layout

Set up your jukebox's panels and columns, drag your records into place on the canvas, and print every strip in order. Then keep a log of the machine itself.

Drag records into place, or onto each other to swap

How it works

  1. Set up your jukebox

    Pick the brand and model, then set the panels, the columns in each panel and the records in each column.

  2. Drag your records in

    Drag records from your list into the slots, or let Fill Empty place the ones you haven't added yet.

  3. Print or share

    Make a PDF of the whole layout, add it to a print set, or send someone a link to it.

Layout Studio shows your whole jukebox on one screen, laid out like the real thing, so you can plan where every record goes before you open the cabinet.

Set up your jukebox

  1. Go to My Jukebox and click Add Jukebox.
  2. Details: pick the brand, type the model (like 100G Select-O-Matic or 1015), and choose the format. Under Title Strip Designs, choose the design for this jukebox's strips.
  3. Layout: set the columns per panel and the records per column. The Layout Preview shows the panels as they sit in your machine:
    • Drag a panel to move it.
    • Click an empty spot to add a panel there, or remove one you don't need.
    • Click a slot to turn it off, for selections your jukebox doesn't have. Click it again to turn it back on.
  4. Click Create Jukebox. To change it later, click Edit Jukebox on its card in My Jukebox, or in Layout Studio's toolbar.

Fill the layout

Go to Layout Studio and click New Layout. It opens on the canvas. (With more than one jukebox, pick which one it's for.)

  • Your records are listed on the right. Search for one and drag it into a slot. Turn on Hide added record to list only the ones you haven't placed yet.
  • On a 45 jukebox, Split Mode lets you drag the A and B sides into different slots, as separate songs.
  • The Layout menu does the rest in one click: Fill Empty adds the records you haven't placed, Shuffle mixes them up, Compact Records closes up the gaps, and Clear empties the layout.
  • Turn on Show Selection Code to see each strip's code, like A1 or B2, so you know which slot each record goes in.

Getting around the canvas

  • Scroll the mouse wheel, or pinch on a trackpad or tablet, to zoom from 25% up to 200%.
  • Drag the background to move around.
  • The buttons in the corner zoom in and out, fit the whole jukebox on the screen, or reset the zoom.
  • Ctrl+Z undoes, Ctrl+Y redoes and Ctrl+S saves (Cmd on a Mac).

One look for the whole jukebox

The Title Strips menu changes every strip at once. Change All Designs gives them all the same design, Randomize Designs mixes them up, and Reset puts every strip back to the default design.

Print and share

  • Print → Generate PDF prints the layout's strips straight away, and Print → Add to Print Set puts them in a print set to print with others. More in how to print your title strips.
  • Share gives the layout its own page. View it, copy the link, or post it on Facebook.

Keep a log of the machine

On My Jukebox, your jukebox has a Log Book. Add an entry when you buy it, have it serviced, move it or sell it, or just to make a note. Each entry has a date, what it cost and your notes, so the jukebox's history stays in one place.

Questions

Will it match my jukebox?

Set the number of panels, one or two columns per panel and up to 15 records per column, then turn off any slots your jukebox doesn't have. It works for Seeburg, Wurlitzer, Rock-Ola, AMI/Rowe, NSM and others.

Does it work for 78s?

Yes. Layouts work for 45 and 78 jukeboxes, including two-artist strips. CD jukeboxes aren't in Layout Studio yet.

Can I keep more than one layout?

Yes, as many as you like for each jukebox. Keep one for each season or party and switch between them.

Is it free?

Yes. The free plan has 2 jukeboxes and Pro has 10, each with as many layouts as you like.

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