Add a walk-up song to a player

Most walk-up songs come straight from the built-in catalog. No emailing files, no importing anything. Open a player, search for the song, tap it, and trim it to the moment that gets the crowd up. Here's the whole flow.

Search and assign a song

  1. 1

    Open a player

    Open your team and tap a player to open their editor.

  2. 2

    Tap Search Songs

    Under Walk-Up Songs, tap Search Songs.

  3. 3

    Search and pick

    Type the artist or song name in the search bar and tap the result you want. Done. The song is assigned to the player.

Not sure exactly what you want? The search screen has a few ways in at the top:

  • Songs / Artists. Search by track, or pull up an artist's most popular songs.
  • Vibe. Pick a mood (hype, walk-out, chill…) and we suggest songs. You can also start from Pick by Vibe on the player screen.
  • Popular. What other coaches are using most.
  • Studio. Your own saved songs and any audio you've imported yourself.

Trim it to the moment that hits

Right after you pick a song, the snippet editor opens already started at the loudest part of the preview, ready to play. Drag the window to a different moment if you'd rather land on a specific verse or the drop, then save. You can come back and re-trim it any time from the player editor. Full details: Get the right part of a song.

Songs play as 30-second previews from a public music catalog, so there's no music-streaming subscription to connect.

Remove or swap a song

Changed your mind? Swipe left on the song row and tap Remove (on Android, tap the trash icon). The full walkthrough with a short clip of the gesture: Remove or change a player's walk-up song.

Give a player more than one song

Tap Add Another Song to stack multiple walk-up songs on one player. Once a player has more than one, a Playback Mode control appears:

  • Playlist. Rotates through the songs in order, one per at-bat (tap Edit to drag them into the order you want).
  • Shuffle. Picks a random song from the list for each at-bat.

Once every player's set, Lock In so the whole game plays offline on game day.

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