You get one speaker slot for each channel on your plan. Invite each speaker bot from its own button, hit Refresh, then pick a normal voice channel for it. For private channels, give the bots a role with View Channel, Connect and Speak.
One slot per channel#
Your plan sets how many speaker slots you get: 4 on Squad Leader, 8 on Raid Commander, 12 on Guild Master and 24 on Alliance — see pricing. Each slot is its own bot, because a bot can be in only one voice channel per server — how it works explains why.
Invite each bot#
Invite
Slots that say needs an invite have their own Invite bot button. Authorise it, come back, and do the next one. You only do this once.
Refresh
Hit Refresh so the dashboard sees the new bots.
Pick channels
Pick a voice channel for each bot: this one's Alpha, this one's Bravo, and so on.
Which channels work#
- Use normal voice channels, not stage channels.
- Keep speakers away from channels your music bots use.
- Each channel can have only one speaker bot.
- If a channel has a user limit and it is full, the bot can't get in — raise the limit.
Switching a speaker off#
The switch next to each speaker turns it off without losing its channel. A running relay picks the change up within a few seconds.
Private channels#
Bots can't see private channels until you let them in. Make a role for the bots and give it to all of them. Then, on your private channels — or the whole category — allow View Channel, Connect and Speak for that role. Do the same on the shot caller channel if it is private.