Music recognition: what song is playing on stream

Never answer "what song is this?" again

Viewers constantly ask about the music on stream. Twir listens to the stream and recognizes the track, so the !song command always has an answer, for free and with nothing to connect.

If you connect Spotify, Last.fm or VK, or use song requests, Twir takes the current track from there first. The same information powers the now-playing overlay, and !song history shows recently played songs.

How to use music recognition

1. 1

   Add Twir to your channel

   Log in with your streaming account and add the bot.

2. 2

   Optionally connect services

   Connect Spotify, Last.fm or VK on the Integrations page for even more accurate results.

3. 3

   Let viewers ask

   Viewers type !song in chat and get the track name.

Chat commands

Features and settings

No setup

Recognition works from the stream itself, no music service account required.

The !song command

Viewers get the current track in chat, and !song history lists recent songs.

Music services

Spotify, Last.fm, VK and song requests are used as sources when connected.

Now-playing overlay

Show the track on stream with an overlay in OBS.

Variables

Use the current song in any command, timer or chat message.

Free

Music recognition is free for every channel.

Frequently asked questions

Related guides

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