This system is a fully automated, advanced Radio & TV Song Request System developed for your events in 3DX games.
Users in your event room can request songs via your custom Vertigon subdomain (e.g., dj.vertigon.tr).
Selected songs are played automatically on the radio or TV in the event room. Users can optionally add voice messages or announcements to their songs.
The next song in the queue plays automatically. If present, the requesting user's voice message plays immediately when the song starts.
The system works via both radio and TV broadcast.
You don't need to be a DJ or have your own radio infrastructure. The system creates an automatic broadcast URL for you. You simply add the provided broadcast link to your event room.
If you are a DJ, you can add the system's broadcast URL as an audio source in RadiBOSS, OBS, etc., and broadcast via your own radio station.
When using the system's broadcast link, only users currently in the event room can request songs. If a user leaves the room after requesting, their song will not be played.
This feature encourages event participation.
Easily configure how often each user can request a song (in minutes) via the admin panel.
The system runs 24/7 without interruption.
When there are no requests, automated playback continues with your chosen music genres. When a new request arrives, it automatically queues after the current song finishes. Once all requests are done, the system resumes playing your selected genres.
You can turn the system on or off anytime. Optionally, you can run it in Listen-Only Mode, where users cannot make requests. Only songs you select via the admin panel will play. You can also send voice messages or announcements through the admin panel.
All played songs are in Hi-Res audio quality. While standard radio broadcasts are often 128 kbps, Vertigon broadcasts at a minimum of 1411 kbps. Users with high-end headphones clearly hear high frequencies above 16 kHz.
Requested songs are automatically searched on: Youtube Music, Apple Music, Spotify, Deezer, Amazon Music, and Tidal. The broadcast uses the Hi-Res quality from whichever platform offers it. Over 6 million songs can be played on our system.
The song request interface and our voice message/announcement system can be displayed in 11 different languages and are fully mobile-friendly.