Your music.
Your way.

01 / DISCOVER THE NEXT TRACK

Song radio

Start a continuous station directly from a song or YouTube link, even when nothing is playing.

1. Join a server voice channel and open #fallenfm-music.
2. Use /radio with a song and artist or YouTube link in the song-link field. You can choose from three song/version suggestions.

With a song/link, FFM joins your voice channel and switches immediately, keeping manual requests queued and replacing old radio picks. Station dislikes still apply. To build radio from the current song without interrupting it, leave the field blank:

FFM adds related songs after your manual requests and keeps refilling the queue. It adds up to 10 songs when fewer than 3 remain, avoiding queued tracks and the last 200 video IDs played in that server session. Different uploads can still repeat.

• /radio-off ends radio and removes waiting radio tracks, keeping the current song and manual requests.
• /stop stops everything and clears the queue.
• /leave clears the queue and disconnects FFM.

Radio stops, clears the queue, and leaves voice after six hours without an FFM slash command in this server. FFM also stops and leaves when no human listeners remain. Trial or subscription expiry and unavailable recommendations can also end radio.

02 / SET THE MOOD

Genre radio

Use /genre with a musical style in the name field. FFM joins your voice channel and starts that style immediately, even when nothing is playing. Manual requests stay queued; old radio picks are replaced.

Run /genre again to change the style immediately. To let the current song and manual queue play first, request the genre through /play instead:

For an unfamiliar genre, FFM may ask whether a suggested song fits. Listen and confirm, or ask it to try again. After three unsuccessful attempts, provide an example with /genre-example:

Genre examples are shared across servers and take effect immediately. Teaching a genre is free; playing its continuous station uses premium or trial access. /genre always treats its input as a style. /radio treats its song-link field as a song, even a title such as Jazz. Both use the same premium access and optional DJ rules as other radio controls.

03 / KEEP YOUR FAVORITES

Saved playlists

Build a queue you like, then save the current song followed by all waiting songs, including radio tracks already in the queue. Each save captures that moment’s song list.

Find, replay, or remove your saved playlists:

Playing a saved playlist appends its songs as manual requests. Each server can keep 25 playlists with 1–100 songs each. The live queue must have enough space for the songs you’re adding.

Anyone with the server’s music/DJ access may create a new playlist. Manage Server is required to overwrite or delete one. Importing a YouTube playlist link with /playlist remains free.

04 / FIND YOUR WAY BACK

Saved stations

Save a genre or starting song so you can return to its recommendations later.

1. Start a genre station, song radio, or a song you like.
2. Save it under a memorable name.
3. Use the play action whenever you want that station again.

Playing a saved station switches immediately and starts continuous radio while keeping manual requests. Each server can save 25 stations. Manage Server is required to replace or delete a station; deleting one also removes schedules that use it.

Playlist and station names are case-insensitive and can use 1–40 letters, numbers, spaces, apostrophes, dashes, or underscores. Saved presets belong to this server and survive bot restarts.

05 / PLAN THE EVENING MANAGE SERVER

Scheduled station changes

Switch an active radio session to a saved station at the same time each day.

1. Save a station first, such as late night.
2. Choose a name for the schedule and a daily time in UTC, using 24-hour HH:MM.
3. Add the schedule. FFM applies it when radio is already running with listeners.

This switches to late night every day at 23:30 UTC.

• Up to 20 schedules per server, with one change per time.
• Radio must already be active with people in FFM’s voice channel.
• Schedules never join voice or restart music after it has stopped.
• Offline, busy, failed, or missed changes are skipped.
• Schedules do not reset the six-hour inactivity timer.

UTC schedules do not adjust automatically for daylight saving. Update the time if your desired local time changes. You can manage schedules from #fallenfm-music without joining voice.

06 / SHARE THE DECKS MANAGE SERVER

DJ-role controls

Choose which members can change the music. This restriction is optional; everyone has music access by default, subject to normal channel and voice permissions.

1. Create a Discord role such as DJs.
2. Assign it to the people you want controlling music.
3. Select that role in FFM’s role field.

Members with that role and server managers can request songs, skip, reorder, change volume, and make other music changes. In Discord, choose the actual server role from the role picker.

The first shows the current setting; the second restores everyone’s music access. Queue views, /premium, /invite, /website, /radio-off, /stop, and /leave remain accessible under their usual channel and voice rules.

Manage this setting from #fallenfm-music without joining voice. Server managers always retain control; a deleted DJ role cannot lock everyone out.

07 / GIVE IT YOUR VOICE MANAGE SERVER

Custom announcements

Personalize the now-playing message posted in #fallenfm-music. Use up to 300 characters.

• {song} supplies Song - Artist/Band and is required.
• {url} supplies the song link and is optional.
• Changes apply to the next track. Announcements never ping users or roles.

View the template, mute now-playing posts, or return to the default:

Muting affects now-playing posts only. Errors and other bot updates remain visible. You can manage announcements from #fallenfm-music without joining voice.