A browser source that shows the title and artist of whatever is playing here. Wide, tall and full screen include the cover; the banner is only the names, for a scene with no room for a card. It paints nothing at all while the music is stopped, so it can sit on every scene.
Nothing is sent anywhere until you press this.
Songboard — song selections
Show recently added songs and their large gold request IDs as a separate scene in Meld or OBS. Add this URL as a 1920 × 1080 Browser Source. It reads the public catalog, so it needs no overlay link and works even when no music is playing.
Music Room — Discord invitation
A full-screen scene for Meld or OBS: viewers scan the invite, find #music, and ask the always-on music agent for a song ID. Add as a 1920 × 1080 Browser Source. Public and read-only; no overlay link or active playback required.
In your Twitch chat
When a song starts, your chat can see the title, the artist, and a link to that song, posted as you. Connecting is one approval on Twitch. You can turn the announcements off here whenever you want.
Nothing is posted until you connect Twitch.
Song requests
A viewer spends 500 channel points and pastes a song link, or just its number. The number for each song is on the phone jukebox. A viewer’s song plays next, ahead of the playlist already loaded. The next viewer lines up behind that one, so requests stay first come, first served. A request from this channel waits at the end. Anything else is refused and the points come back. It follows this browser, same as the overlay.
Connect Twitch to put a song reward on your channel.
The music is free to use on your stream. If you can, run this overlay so people can see whose music it is — that credit is the only thing asked in return.
258 tracks you can play on Twitch, YouTube and in VODs without a DMCA strike or a copyright claim. Written, performed and owned by D.F.K. Bananas — no subscription, no attribution licence to read, no account needed. On-screen credit is the only thing asked in return.