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ABOUT THE GAME

Hosting TeamSpeak/Discord MusikBot — what you need to know.

If real life had a soundtrack for each of your life situations, which songs and which melodies would you listen to in the background? You don't have to ask yourself this question anymore, because with the Sinusbot you can choose the soundtrack for your adventures!

Sinusbot

If real life had a soundtrack for each of your life situations, which songs and which melodies would you listen to in the background?

You don't have to ask yourself this question anymore, because with the Sinusbot you can determine the soundtrack for your adventures yourself!

Together with your friends and fellow players, you can now program your own soundtrack for your gaming experiences when you use the Sinusbot for your multiplayer adventures.

No matter which multiplayer game you use the software for, with the Sinusbot you can have the matching music running in the background for free. Of course, the whole thing also works for the single player mode.

How do I create a Sinusbot?

You can easily integrate your music files into the bot with "drag and drop" or with the upload function.

The bot must be activated and before you can use it and it appears in your Team Speak server, some license conditions must be accepted.

Once the bot has integrated itself into your server, it basically acts like an additional player.

If you don't have your own music files available on your hard drive or computer, that's not so bad. The Sinusbot also offers an integrated radio function, where you can simply tune in your favorite station to enjoy music together with your team.

Settings and "Step by Step"

We briefly present our "Step by Step" list for the optimal settings for a Sinusbot:

  • Step 1: After the LOG IN start at the Personal Settings. Here you can switch between English and German (and other language packs for add-on downloads).
  • Step 2: You can stay with the default settings, or give your Sinusbot a new appearance or design according to your wishes.
  • Step 3 Instance Settings: Now it becomes important, because without the right instance settings your bot will not work. In the instance settings you enter the IP of your Teamspeak, the port and (if available) the password. You can also select an existing channel and give the bot a name. In the instance settings there is also a great help bar that explains all the important information to you.
  • Step 4 Manage User Accounts: You can decide if you alone can edit the bot. You can also set up user permissions for friends and teammates.
  • Step 5 Extensions: At the extensions you can download different language packs, if German and English are not enough.
  • Step 6 Now it's time for the music: As already explained, you can work with drag & drop and radio stations.

Spotify, Youtube and Co.

Of course, you can also access your Spotify playlists or YouTube channels with a music bot if you don't want to use your own music files.