Playing Music
As mentioned earlier, you can start playing music with the /play tracks command. This command allows you to provide either a link or song name as the parameter.
Adding Tracks to the Top of the Queue
You can easily add tracks to the top of the queue by running the /play nexttracks command. This works in the exact way the /play tracks command works, with the difference being the position the requested song is queued. With the regular play command, all newly request tracks will be added to the end of the queue whereas with the nexttracks subcommand all tracks will be added to the front.
- This command is able to be restricted to a certain group of users/roles, along with every other audio command. The details of this will be covered in the permissions section.
- This command works for links of all sorts. (Tracks, albums, playlists, etc...)
Playing Local Audio Files
You can play local audio files by running the /play file command. You then choose a valid audio file from your computer and upload it.
- Valid local audio file types include:
- MP3
- OGG
- M4A
- WAV
- FLAC
- WEBM
- AAC
- MOV
- MP4
You will not be able to upload files larger than 5mb if you are not a Discord Nitro user.
Shuffle Play
You can automatically load your playlists shuffled by running the /shuffleplay command. This differs from the regular /play, which loads tracks from your playlist in sequential order.
This command will only work for playlists or albums.
A portion of the album played in the example for reference
