Remoji (opens in new tab): A neat little bot that can quickly upload new custom emotes to your server of choice.Carl-bot (opens in new tab): Ideal for servers big enough to require some organization, this bot can automate the role assignment process as well as 100 other things.Haikubot (opens in new tab): Looks for 5/7/5 patterns in text channel messages and creates haikus for your friends to chuckle at.There are a few working music bots still out there (my server uses Vexera (opens in new tab)), but they may be a dying breed, so enjoy them while you can. Music bots are so convenient that Google took notice in 2021 and shut down (opens in new tab) two popular music bots for breaking YouTube's terms of service. In the case of most bots, adding them to a server is as easy as clicking an 'add' button on a website and allowing access to the bot when a popup appears on Discord. They're a nice way to play music in sync with every user in a channel at once, and the closest thing to an internet jukebox. Music bots appear like normal members of a Discord server and can be summoned with simple text commands to stream ad-free music based on what you search (usually from YouTube, but other sites are supported). Add a music bot to your serverДiscord has a huge library of bots that can do all sorts of niche things like roll dice for a D&D campaign or post news on certain topics, but the one bot that almost any server can benefit from is a music bot. Firing up a stream is handy for quickly sharing weird internet finds and especially great for synchronized YouTube watching. I mostly use this feature to add old or new games Discord hasn't added to its database, but the one non-game program I stream the most is Google Chrome. Select which you'd like to add and you're set. To add a game or app that Discord doesn't already detect, click the little text below the box that says 'Add it.' This will bring up a dropdown menu of every program currently running. The green box up top displays what app Discord can see you running at the moment, with an option to turn on its overlay for that app (I usually keep it off because it can cause performance issues with some games). Head over to settings and scroll all the way down to Activity Status.

This one setting is so flexible that it's basically the not-so-secret key to unlock what Discord Go Live is truly capable of. There's an easy way around this that essentially lets you tell Discord to stream any game (or non-game) running on your PC. Sometimes Discord won't detect the game you're playing and only shows the option to start an audio-less screen share. (Image credit: Discord) Stream any app to friends on PCДiscord's Go Live button is pretty good at automatically detecting what game you're playing and setting up a stream with a single click, but it's not perfect.

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