Good to Know

A few things Soncraft does by design that sometimes get mistaken for bugs.

In the voice channel

The bot is deafened on purpose. The red deafen icon means Soncraft can’t hear anything in your channel. It only sends music — it never listens to your conversation.
It leaves when everyone else does. Shortly after the voice channel empties out, Soncraft disconnects on its own. Rejoin the channel and press play to bring it back.
It joins on its own — but only if you’re in a channel first. Soncraft follows you. Start music and it appears in your channel; it can’t join if you aren’t in one.
Very long sessions end on their own after 12 hours. Just press play again.

Nothing ever repeats — and that’s the point. Soncraft arranges human-composed music in real time. There’s no track list, so there’s no way to replay the exact passage you heard last session. Every session is fresh.
Switching moods never restarts the music. The current music crossfades into the new mood — no gaps, no hard cuts.
Dashboard volume changes it for everyone. The volume buttons set the level for the whole channel. To adjust it just for yourself, right-click Soncraft in the voice channel and drag User Volume.

Dashboards expire after about a day. If the buttons stop responding, run /play to get a fresh one.
Only the person who opened a dashboard can start audio from it. This protects your free playtime. Anyone else can run /play for their own dashboard — and on Pro-activated servers, anyone can use any dashboard.
The bot can’t DM you. Discord doesn’t allow it. That’s why /report gives you a reference code to post in the Soncraft Discord instead.
The first play of a module can have a slight delay while the audio gets ready.