The dashboard
What you can see and do on the website, whether you listen in a server or run it.
For pictures of each page, see the web dashboard for Discord music.
Signing in
Open the dashboard and sign in with Discord. It lists the servers you share with Orpheus, Manage Server ones first. If a server is missing, Orpheus probably isn't in it yet.
The Dashboard button on the player card takes you straight to that server.
In any server
- Now playing shows the song, its cover, who added it, the queue, the lyrics and what played recently.
- Statistics shows the last 30 days: how much the server listened, and its most-played songs and artists.
- Sessions lists past listening sessions, with how long each lasted and how many people listened.
Controlling the music
Join the voice channel Orpheus is in, and Now playing works like the buttons in Discord: pause, skip, previous, stop, volume, adding songs, and removing or moving songs in the queue. The same rules apply, including the DJ role and vote-skip. When a control doesn't go through, the page shows why.
The Save button works from anywhere, because it only changes your own playlists.
For people with Manage Server
- Controls holds every server setting. See server setup.
- Radio starts and stops radio stations.
- Privacy shows what Orpheus shows about the server's members, and who can see it.
- Server stats shows members, plays and listeners over 7 and 30 days, the busiest hours and top songs.
Your own pages
- Playlists is where you import, find your Spotify playlists, export, delete and play your playlists in any server.
- Profile shows your plays, listening time, liked songs and this month's top artists and songs.
- Your history shows what you've asked for over the last 90 days and when you tend to listen.
- Privacy holds your privacy switches.