Import your own audio by email
Have your own clip — a custom intro, a hype track, a chant — you'd rather use instead of an iTunes preview? Email the audio file to import@getgamedaydj.com and it lands in My Studio, ready to assign to any player.
Send the file, not a link
This is the part people miss: you have to attach the actual audio file — the thing you'd see in your Files app or Voice Memos, ending in .m4a, .mp3, .wav, or .aac.
A link won't work. If you copy a song's share link from Apple Music, the iTunes Store, Spotify, YouTube, or any streaming app and email us that, there's no file for us to import — a streaming link points at music we're not allowed to download or play on your behalf. We can only use a file you actually own and attach.
- ✅ Do: attach
walkup.mp3(a real file) to the email. - 🚫 Don't: paste a
music.apple.com/open.spotify.com/ store link and send it with no attachment.
If you'd rather pick a track from the catalog instead of importing your own, you don't need email at all — search the built-in catalog in the app. See Play walk-up intros and songs.
What's supported
- Formats:
.m4a,.mp3,.wav,.aac - Size: up to 25 MB per file
- Length: up to about 10 minutes (walk-up songs, full intros, voice intros, and sound effects all work)
- How many: attach several files to one email if you like
Don't have a file yet? Most clips you can record in Voice Memos, export from a recording app, or save from your computer will work — anything that produces one of the formats above. Send it from the same email address you use to sign in to GameDay DJ so it lands in your account.
Where it shows up
Open the app and go to Account → My Studio → Imports (pull down to refresh if you just sent it). From there you can preview each file and, when you assign it to a player, pick it as their Intro or Walk-Up Song — walk-up imports also appear under the song picker's Studio → Imports tab.
Importing and holding files is free; assigning an imported file to a player is a Pro feature. We hold your uploads for 14 days while you decide. See What's free vs Pro.
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