Music
A room listening to the same thing, at the same time.
What it does
Sharing music on a server means pasting a link and hoping everybody plays it at the same moment. Nobody ever does.
The Music module plays into the voice room people are already in: one queue, one thing at a time, and the room decides together.
Control belongs to the room that can hear it. Somebody in another channel cannot change what you are listening to.
What you can do
- A queue up to 500 tracks, added by title, by link or by radio address
- Internet radios, played straight from their stream address
- Repeat one track or the whole queue
- Pause and resume with the same command
- Ten upcoming tracks at a glance, and the count of the rest
- Control reserved for the voice room that hears it
- The words of what is playing, following the track line by line or all at once
- Autoplay: when the queue empties, something close to the last track carries the evening on
- Stage channels, joined on the floor — but only when the person inviting has it
How to set it up
3 steps · about 3 minutes
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1
Switch the module on
Enable Music on the dashboard. Nothing else is required to start.
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2
Join a voice room
The bot plays where you are. It joins when you ask it to and leaves when you stop it.
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3
Type /play
A title, a link, or a radio address. Everything after that is queued behind it.
Limits
Free
50
tracks in the queue
Premium
500
tracks in the queue
Frequently asked questions
Who can control the music?
Whoever is in the voice room that hears it. Somebody in another channel is refused, with a sentence saying why.
Does the bot stay when the room empties?
No. It stops when the queue ends, and letting go of the room is the whole point.
Can several servers listen at once?
Yes, within a limit. Every stream costs the machine, so past a point a server is politely asked to try again in a few minutes.
Related modules
Ready to try it?
This module is free. Invite the bot and enable it in two clicks.
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