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Our easy to use software will allow your organization to schedule music and bell sounds to play at the desired times and dates. 

Our intuitive, graphical interface allows you to quickly get your music or bell schedule built and running like clockwork. The included music library helps you manage and use any .wav, .wma or .mp3 music or sound you would like-- no restrictions. You're in control and are able to build your schedule down to the minute or make as many different schedules as you would like.

Other useful features include:

  • Hourly and Westminster chimes
  • Song Randomizer to make music selection hassle free
  • Playlist to organize and readily use your music
  • Built-in Calendar for booking your schedules daily, weekly or yearly
  • Clone schedules so you're not starting from scratch
  • Predictive Assist to help you build schedules in a flash
  • and more

System Requirements (minimum):

Remember, eCarillon comes with a 30 Day, 100% Peace-of-Mind guarantee

Still not sure yet? Try it FREE for 14 Days

Note: Product is delivered via digital download only

Backup Installations (+$45 each)

Customer Reviews

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Clifford Radtke (Port Austin, US)

eCarillon Full Pack

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charles potter (Cleveland, US)

lack of support has me requesting a refund

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Stuart Davis (Seattle, US)
Awaiting an answer

I submitted a question 5 days ago regarding the bell's sounds, a majority being only 30 seconds, not full length as expected. How to get full length? Etc.

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Joseph S. (Saint John, US)
Excellent Software

I bought this software to use while our bell tower system was out for repair. I have tied several bell tower software setups and this software has by far the best scheduling setup I've seen. the scheduling has flexibility better than the verdin bell software that currently runs our bell tower.

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Richard Waskowitz (Greensburg, US)
Good Value

Good product for the price. Not too hard to figure out. What I think would be helpful for all your users would be a forum of some sort whete users could share little tips and answers to operational questions. Support via texting and email was pretty quick.