Music
Play music in your Discord server with pre-built commands

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If you are looking for instructions on how to use the Music Blocks, please see Music Actions.
The Music module gives you access to pre-built commands for the music blocks, allowing your bot to play music in your Discord server!
Commands
In this area, you can view and modify the commands of the Music module. Below you may find some information on each command of the module.

/music seek
This command allows you to go to (or "seek" to) a specific time in the current song that is playing.
/music pause
This command will pause the currently playing song. Use /music resume to resume playing the song.
/music queue
This command will return every song that is currently in the music queue and information about the currently playing song.
/music track
This command returns information about the song that is currently playing, including the title, artist, progress and album art.
/music play
Plays a song in the voice channel you or the bot is currently in. Accepts song titles, URLs, or playlist URLs.
/music disconnect
Disconnects the bot from the voice channel and resets the queue, filters, and settings.
/music set-autoleave
Configure whether to automatically disconnect the bot from the voice channel when the queue ends.
/music apply-filter
Apply various sound filters to the music playback. Use /music clear-filters to clear them.
Events
The music module is also provided with two events:

Set voice channel status to song data
This event will set the voice channel status to information about the currently playing song when a song starts plating
Remove voice status song data
This event will remove the status set by Set voice channel status to song data when a song finishes playing.
It's advised that you do not edit the commands and events unless you have a good understanding of BotGhost and its Command Builder. If you encounter any issues, you might want to reset the module for it to work again as intented.
Additionally, a copy of the edited commands / events will be created if you update the module.
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