# Music

## Configuration <a href="#configuration" id="configuration"></a>

### Set teh DJ role

You can set a DJ role which restricts who can control the music player.

```
Syntax: ;dj [role]
Example: ;dj DJ
```

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### Remove the DJ role

```
Syntax: ;dj [role]
Example: ;dj none
```

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## Queueing Music <a href="#queueing-music" id="queueing-music"></a>

You can queue music with the `play` command.

{% hint style="info" %}
By default, the `play` command will search **YouTube**. You’re able to provide a **URL** which will queue the music directly from the source you provide.
{% endhint %}

```
Syntax: ;play [query]
Example: ;play yeat, king tonka
```

## Managing the Queue

### Viewing the tracks in the queue <a href="#viewing-the-tracks-in-the-queue" id="viewing-the-tracks-in-the-queue"></a>

Use the `queue` command to view the tracks in the queue. Each track has a corresponding position which can be used to interact with the queue.

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### Removing a track from the queue <a href="#removing-a-track-from-the-queue" id="removing-a-track-from-the-queue"></a>

Use the `queue remove` command to remove a track from the queue. You must provide the [track position](#viewing-the-tracks-in-the-queue) which can be found with the `queue` command.

```
Syntax: ;queue remove [position]
Example: ;queue remove 1
```

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## Controlling Playback

You can control playback with the following commands

<details>

<summary>Skipping to the next track</summary>

Use the `skip` command to skip to the next track.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Pausing &#x26; Resuming playback</summary>

Use the `pause` & `resume` commands to pause and resume playback.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Changing the track volume</summary>

Use the `volume` command to change the volume.

```
Syntax: ;volume [volume]
Example: ;volume 75
```

</details>

<details>

<summary>Setting the repeat mode</summary>

Use the `repeat` command to set the repeat mode.

```
Syntax: ;repeat [mode]
Example: ;repeat current
```

</details>

## Music Sources

* **Spotify**
* **SoundCloud**
* **YouTube**


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