Music playback is not available in coverage voice channels. Use
/radio play in those channels instead.Supported sources
Snowball supports the following audio sources:- Spotify — individual tracks and albums (paste a link or search by name)
- Apple Music — individual tracks and albums (paste a link)
- SoundCloud — any public SoundCloud URL
- Direct audio file links — URLs ending in
.mp3,.m4a,.wav,.ogg,.flac,.aac,.opus, or.wma - Uploaded audio files — attach an audio file directly to your message when using
/music play
- YouTube links
- Spotify playlists
- Apple Music playlists
- Pre-release albums or tracks
How to start playing music
Join a voice channel
Join any voice channel in the server (excluding coverage voice channels). Snowball follows you into the channel when you use a play command.
Search for a song or paste a link
Run
/music play song: and start typing a song name. Snowball shows Spotify autocomplete suggestions as you type. Select one, or paste a full Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, or direct audio URL instead.Or upload an audio file
Run
/music play file: and attach an audio file (mp3, flac, wav, m4a, ogg, etc.) directly to the command.Music commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/music play song:<name or link> | Search by name or paste a Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, or direct audio link |
/music play file:<attachment> | Upload and play an audio file directly |
/music play song:<…> next:true | Add a song to the front of the queue so it plays next |
/music nowplaying | Show the currently playing track and queue status |
/music queue | View all songs in the queue |
/music skip | Skip the current song and play the next one |
/music pause | Pause playback |
/music resume | Resume paused playback |
/music stop | Stop playback and disconnect Snowball from the voice channel |
/music volume level:<1–100> | Set the playback volume (default is 50) |
/music shuffle | Shuffle the songs currently in the queue |
/music repeat | Add the current song to play next in the queue |
/music timestamp time:<m:ss> | Jump to a specific timestamp in the current song (e.g. 1:30 or 90) |