Set the perfect vibe for your audience with your own music tracks.
How to add custom music
Go to Restream Studio.
Click Music ♫.
Under Custom, click Upload.
Choose the song(s) you want from your device's files and click Open.
Click the ▶ icon to start playing your song.
💡 You can also drag and drop audio files from your desktop into the "Custom Music" area in Studio.
You can further control your tracks by:
Rewinding or fast forwarding to a specific time stamp.
Enabling the loop option to replay a file once it's over.
Adjusting the volume with the volume slider.
Requirements
This feature is available on any of our plans, including the free tier.
Supported file formats: MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV, M4A, WMA, OGG, AC3, AIF (AIFF), AIRF, AMR, CAF, VOD, WEBA
You can click the three dots next to a custom track to rename or delete it, but you cannot delete a track while it is playing.
You can reorder your tracks by dragging and dropping them.
There is no limit on upload size or length.
You can upload up to 300 tracks per brand folder.
FAQ
Can I upload music that I don't own?
Can I upload music that I don't own?
We strongly advise against uploading music you don't own or have a license to use. Due to copyright rules enforced by your streaming platforms, using unlicensed music can result in your stream being shut down or your account facing strikes/penalties. To avoid these issues, consider using the Studio's copyright-free music instead.
Will I lose my uploaded tracks once I leave the Studio?
Will I lose my uploaded tracks once I leave the Studio?
No, custom music tracks are saved in your Studio until you remove them. If you use brand folders, you can also upload different tracks per folder and use them for different shows.
Can I add an audio track to a specific scene?
Can I add an audio track to a specific scene?
Currently, playing music per scene is available only for Countdown scenes. For the rest of your scenes, you can manually select and play tracks across the stream.
💡 Don't use music you don't own.
Try Studio's AI-generated, royalty-free tracks instead!