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Voice Relay documentation
One caller in every party channel at once. New here? Start with getting started, or see what Voice Relay does.
Voice Relay
Get started
From an empty server to your first /start, and how the relay works.
- Getting startedSet up a Discord voice relay in about ten minutes: make the channels and a caller role, invite the bot, pick roles and speaker channels, then type /start.Read the guide
- How it worksWhy Discord voice needs bots to reach several channels, how the speaker bots relay audio with no transcoding, and what latency to expect.Read the guide
Configure
Roles and channels, speaker bots, talk back, voice teams and alliances.
- ConfigurationThe Voice Relay configuration page explained: starter role, shot caller channel, primary and backup caller roles, and the four things /start needs.Read the guide
- Speaker botsHow the Callout speaker bots work: one slot per channel on your plan, an invite button each, picking channels, private channels and stage channels.Read the guide
- Talk backSet up Discord Priority Speaker so party leaders can talk to the caller with a priority push-to-talk key while their normal key stays in their squad.Read the guide
- Voice teamsUse Voice Relay's voice teams to run attack and defense callers at the same time, each heard only by their own speaker channels.Read the guide
- AlliancesLink two Discord servers with a single-use invite code so one caller reaches the speaker channels of both. The allied server gets Guild Master free.Read the guide
Reference
Slash commands, and fixes for the usual snags.
- CommandsEvery Callout slash command: /start, /stop, /status, /ping, /start-cross-server and /stop-cross-server, and who can use them.Read the guide
- TroubleshootingFix common Voice Relay problems: /start won't run, nobody hears the caller, a bot can't access a channel, a full channel, an offline bot or a dead priority key.Read the guide
Sign-in, permissions, managers and billing work the same for every add-on — they’re in account & servers.
Reading this as an AI agent?
Every guide has a plain Markdown copy: add .md to its address, for example /docs/voice-relay/getting-started.md. /llms.txt lists them all, and /llms-full.txt has every add-on, the plans, the FAQ and every guide in one file.
Still stuck? Ask in our Discord or read troubleshooting.