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Core Scrump Music commands are available in every server. Voice-channel membership controls everyday playback, while Move Members, DJ roles, server plans, and Scrump Blue determine access to advanced features.

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Who can control music?

For normal playback changes, a member must be in Scrump’s active voice channel. The following management actions require Move Members, Administrator, or a role configured as a music DJ role:
  • Clearing the queue with /queue remove all
  • Changing server music settings
  • Managing the server song blocklist
Removing another member’s queued songs with /skip user-songs additionally requires server Plus or Pro.

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Configure DJ roles

A DJ role gives trusted members the music-management capability normally provided by Move Members, without granting that Discord permission for unrelated voice moderation. You need Move Members, Administrator, or an existing DJ role to manage these settings.

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Configure queue rules

Durations accept readable values such as 30 seconds, 5 minutes, or 1 hour. These rules apply to song-name searches and Spotify links. For example, a Spotify playlist can be valid while some or all of its songs are skipped because of duration, blocklist, collection-size, user, or queue limits.

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Configure skip voting

  • /music-settings vote-skip enable allows public skip votes.
  • /music-settings vote-skip disable disables public skip voting.
  • /music-settings vote-skip percentage percentage: changes the percentage of eligible listeners whose Yes vote is required.
Only eligible listeners in Scrump’s active voice channel count toward the vote. Deafened and self-deafened members are excluded.

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Configure song announcements

Run /music-settings announce-songs enable channel: to post a now-playing announcement when a song starts. Run /music-settings announce-songs disable to stop the announcements. Make sure Scrump can view the chosen text channel, send messages, and embed links there.

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Use 24/7 mode

Run /24-7 to toggle persistent voice mode. This keeps the server’s music session available for longer instead of treating it as a normal temporary queue. 24/7 mode requires server Plus or Pro. Scrump Blue does not unlock 24/7 mode because Blue is a personal benefit rather than a server plan.

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Song blocklists

Server managers can prevent selected songs from being added:
The server blocklist requires Plus or Pro and supports up to 50 songs on Plus or 10,000 on Pro. A member with Scrump Blue can maintain a personal global blocklist with /user-song-block-list add and /user-song-block-list remove. It follows that user across servers and supports up to 10,000 songs. Blue does not add capacity to the server blocklist.

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Plans and Scrump Blue

Scrump Blue enhances only a queue in which the Blue user is currently participating. Its supported music benefits follow that user into active Scrump voice channels across servers, but it does not convert a server to Plus or Pro or grant server settings or management permissions. See how to buy Scrump Blue for personal subscription and gifting guidance, or plans, trials, and upgrades for server subscription guidance.