What's on tonight
Three things Aerial does the moment you tune in — read like a station ident, not a spec sheet.
It locks fast
The cyan needle finds the carrier and blooms. No spinner, no skeleton — the page is already settled and live.
Sodium, not sterile
Amber phosphor is the resting glow. Magenta means live, cyan means cued — colour always pairs with a label.
The vertical hold
Frames tune in through a gentle roll-bar seam. Motion carries meaning: the picture settling into focus.
Everything is a station you tune into.
Most interfaces stack panels. Aerial stacks channels. A channel chip says where you are; a frequency scale says how far you've turned; the cyan needle says you've locked. Hierarchy is built from glow and rhythm — never boxes inside boxes.
Numerics carry the brightest sodium bloom; the value reads before its label. Late-night warmth, instrument precision.
Tonight's schedule
| Slot | Programme | Host | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 23:00 | The Midnight Carrier | Renata Voss | LIVE |
| 00:30 | Static & Sodium | Otto Kallan | CUED |
| 02:00 | Test Pattern Hour | auto-feed | REC |
Go on air.
Build your interface like a late-night channel. Aerial ships with the dial, the roll, and the whole phosphor palette.