Song requests for streamers
Song requests let viewers add music to your stream from chat. In Trigglow viewers type !sr with a song, it joins a queue that plays from Spotify or Trigglow's YouTube player, and a now-playing overlay shows what is on. You decide who can request, how often and what is allowed.
Spotify or YouTube, with a queue you control
Limit the queue length, songs per viewer, cooldown, video length and explicit content. Skip, clear or add songs from the dashboard, and keep a background playlist going when the queue is empty.
Now-playing overlay with lyrics
Show the current song in one of six styles, with colours taken from the album art and synced lyrics when they are available.
How to set it up
- 1
Create a free account
Sign up and open Song requests.
- 2
Pick the source
Connect Spotify or use the YouTube player, and set your limits.
- 3
Add the overlays to OBS
Add the player and the now-playing overlay as browser sources.
- 4
Tell your chat
Viewers request songs with !sr (you can rename it).
FAQ
- Is it free?
- Yes, song requests are included on every plan.
- How do I connect Spotify?
- You connect your own Spotify app from the dashboard, or use the desktop app to show what is playing on your PC.
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