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Scrump Music lets members play songs together in a Discord voice channel. Search by song name, paste a supported Spotify, Tidal, Deezer, or Apple Music link, build a shared queue, save personal playlists, and control playback without leaving Discord.

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Start playing music

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Join a voice channel

Join the Discord voice channel where you want to listen. Scrump uses your current voice channel when you run a music command.
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Play a song

Run /play and enter a song name or a supported Spotify, Tidal, Deezer, or Apple Music track, album, artist, or playlist link in the search field.
Scrump joins automatically when it can. You can also run /join first.
3

Manage the shared queue

Run /queue view to see what is playing and what comes next. Use its buttons or the player, skip, loop, and queue commands to manage playback.
4

Save songs for later

Create a personal playlist with /playlist create new, then add searches, supported music links, or the song currently playing.
You must be in Scrump’s active voice channel to make playback changes. Some server-wide actions also require Move Members or a configured DJ role.

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Scrobble Discord music to Last.fm

Scrump works with .fmbot bot scrobbling so listeners can scrobble songs played in Discord to their Last.fm accounts. A server manager must add .fmbot to the server first. Each listener then connects their Last.fm account with .fmbot and runs /botscrobbling to check or configure scrobbling. When a new song starts, Scrump sends the track to .fmbot for listeners who are in the active voice channel, are not deafened, and have connected their Last.fm account. The now-playing message shows how many listeners are scrobbling through .fmbot; the note is hidden when no listeners are eligible.

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Music guides

Play songs and music links

Search by name, use Spotify, Tidal, Deezer, or Apple Music links, and view the current song.

Queue and playback controls

View, shuffle, remove, skip, loop, pause, and seek through music.

Personal playlists

Create, edit, share, reorder, and fill reusable playlists.

Filters and audio

Use bass boost, 8D audio, reverb, nightcore, speed, and volume controls.

Settings and permissions

Configure DJ roles, skip voting, song limits, announcements, and 24/7 mode.

Troubleshooting

Fix common voice, search, music-link, queue, playlist, and plan errors.

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What music responses look like

Routine confirmations and user errors are short messages that only you can see. Scrump uses richer displays when the information benefits from them, including the queue, now-playing view, lyrics, playlist contents, and public skip votes. When Scrump cannot complete a command, the message should explain what happened and give you a useful next action, such as joining the active voice channel, starting a queue, or choosing a valid playlist.

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Free, server plans, and Scrump Blue

Every server can use the core music commands. Plus, Pro, and Scrump Blue add higher queue limits, improved target audio quality, filters, speed, volume, and queue looping. Scrump Blue belongs to a user rather than a server. Its queue benefits apply only while that Blue user is participating in the active voice channel. Blue does not unlock server-only controls such as 24/7 mode or the server song blocklist. See settings, permissions, and plan access for a full comparison.