CHR & Top 40
Voice Tracker for Hire

CHR is the most unforgiving format in radio. Your audience knows instantly when something is off — the wrong energy, the wrong pace, a voice that feels like it belongs on a different station. Austin Moore has spent his career on CHR. He is on CHR right now. He knows what it takes to sound like you belong.

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20+

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24hr

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Currently On Air CHR Top 40 Bob 93.3 Energy 92.1 APD Background Next-Day Delivery

Why Austin Moore?

Currently on CHR air

Voices Bob 93.3 and Energy 92.1 right now. Format instincts stay sharp when you are actually doing it every day.

CHR energy without the try-hard

High-energy delivery that sounds natural, not forced. Listeners hear the difference between a personality who gets CHR and one performing a version of it.

Current on the music

Knows the charts, the artists, and what CHR audiences respond to in 2026 — because he is talking to them every day.

APD programming background

Understands formatics, clocks, and how voice tracking serves the overall CHR product. Delivers content that fits the station, not just fills the break.

Guaranteed next-day delivery

WideOrbit, AudioVault, or raw audio files. Every market, every day, on time.

Formats & Availability

Any US Market CHR / Top 40 Hot CHR Rhythmic CHR Mainstream Top 40

* Currently unavailable in: Greenville NC, New Bern NC, Jacksonville NC, Greensboro NC, Myrtle Beach SC (existing commitments)

Contemporary Hit Radio demands more from a voice tracker than any other format. The breaks are short, the energy has to be right, and the margin for error is zero. CHR listeners are active, engaged, and they will switch stations the moment something feels off. That is not pressure you can fake your way through.\n\nAustin Moore has been doing CHR for over 20 years. He currently voices Bob 93.3 in Eastern NC and Energy 92.1 in Myrtle Beach. He is not a talent who did CHR once and now voices anything that pays. CHR is what he does, and he does it every day.\n\nWhat separates a good CHR voice tracker from a generic one is format instinct — knowing when to be high-energy and when to pull back, how to toss to a song without it feeling forced, how to deliver a liner that actually sounds like part of the station instead of an insert. That instinct comes from repetition. Austin has it because he has never stopped doing the work.\n\nHis APD background adds a layer most voice trackers cannot offer. He understands formatics, show clocks, and how the voice tracking fits into the overall station product. When Austin delivers your logs, he is thinking about your station as a program director would — not just filling the break.

Common Questions

What makes a good CHR voice tracker different from a generic one?

Format instinct — knowing when to be high-energy and when to pull back, how long a break should feel, how to make every liner sound like it belongs on your station. That only comes from doing CHR consistently. Austin has been doing it for 20+ years and is still actively on CHR air.

Can you match the specific sound of our CHR station?

Yes. Before starting, Austin studies your station — your imaging, your liners, your show clock, your format specifics. The goal is to sound like he has been there for years, not like a fill-in who got the brief the night before.

What automation systems do you support?

WideOrbit, Nexgen / Zetta, and AudioVault. Can connect directly via VPN for seamless automation access, or deliver finished audio files through Dropbox, Google Drive, or direct FTP — whatever your operation requires.