Vibe plays music in your Discord voice channels, and /watch opens a real player inside Discord: album art, a seek bar you can drag, the whole queue, and controls everyone in the channel sees update at the same time.
The player. Most bots answer with an embed and a row of buttons. Vibe gives the channel one screen that stays in sync for everybody. Click a track in the queue to jump to it. Drag the bar to seek. Everyone watches it happen.
Is it actually free?Yes. Nothing to buy before you can open the player, and no commands locked behind voting for us.
Will it play what I paste?Paste a link, search by name, or queue a playlist. Vibe pulls from several music sources, and if a track fails on one it quietly tries the others, so you usually never find out it happened.
Can anyone skip my song from the player?Only if they could already. DJ roles, vote-to-skip and channel limits all apply inside the player. Non-DJs see why a control is greyed out instead of pressing something that silently does nothing, and a skip vote from the player is the same vote as /skip.
No. Add it and it works. When you do want DJ roles, an allowed voice channel, a commands channel or an audit log, they are all on one screen.
If an audio server dies mid-song, playback moves to a backup and carries on. Your queue survives a restart. It is the boring part, and it is the part people notice only when it is missing.
There’s a Vibe 2?And a Vibe 3. Separate bots, separate voice channels, separate queues, so two groups can play different music at the same time. Your favourites and listening time are shared across all of them.
Anything else worth knowing?/rank and /leaderboard. Listening time, streaks, levels and badges that follow you across every server you use Vibe in. Nobody expects stats from a music bot.
Add Vibe, join a voice channel, /play something, then /watch. That is the whole pitch, and it takes about thirty seconds.
Every command is browsable under /help.
