The music module turns chat into the stream's radio: viewers request tracks with a keyword and gifts move the queue. Playback is native on your PC, not in the browser.
Everything it can do
- Keyword requests in chat, configurable and role-gated.
- Customizable responses with placeholders (user, title, position, total).
- Authoritative queue managed by the app: nobody loses their turn.
- Gifts that push positions up the queue or add a song directly.
- Per-gift configuration, or “any gift above N coins”.
- Your own playlists: create, import and edit.
- Rules: max duration, per-user limits, blocked content.
- Three overlays: now playing, queue, and what each gift does.
- Log of what was requested and by whom.
Rules first
Before opening it to chat, set the max track length and how many requests one viewer can stack. Without that, two people can occupy half an hour of queue.
Gifts and the queue
Gifts can work on their own, without going through triggers: pick which gift moves how many positions, or set a coin threshold. Triggers remain available for more elaborate combinations.
The overlays
The music overlay shows what's playing, who requested it and its progress; the queue overlay shows what's next, flagging audience requests; the gifts overlay publishes what each gift does to the queue — which is what drives participation.
Step by step
- Open Music and set the rules (duration, limits).
- Define the chat keyword and who may use it.
- Assign what each gift does to the queue.
- Add the music overlays to your scene.
FAQ
Can it reply in TikTok chat?
TikTok doesn't allow automated chat replies, so there the response is shown in the app and on the overlay. On Twitch and Kick it does reply in chat.
Try it on your next stream
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