Chip review
A command-driven Discord music bot with Spotify links, queue tools and playback effects.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Chip is a cloud-hosted Discord music bot for server members who want shared playback and queue management through slash commands. It accepts Spotify track, album, playlist and artist links, and also supports music search. The command set covers playback controls, lyrics, autoplay recommendations, queue export and import, and audio adjustments. Server administrators can set DJ roles and defaults for autoplay, 24/7 mode and volume, making it relevant to small servers that want configurable shared listening rather than a separate music app.
Queue handling is a notable strength for groups that move playlists between sessions: Chip can list, export and upload or import a queue. Members can pause, resume, seek, skip and replay tracks, while playback adjustments include bass boost, pitch, speed and volume. Lyrics can be displayed for the current track or a requested song. These features keep the experience centered on command-based playback; buyers seeking a non-command control interface should consider whether that interaction fits their server.
The product is described as free, with commands not hidden behind a payment wall. According to the linked Patreon offering, a membership is available for $5 per month, but its specific Chip entitlements are not described. The listed support channel is community. Chip is a reasonable fit for servers prioritizing Spotify-link playback, queue import and controls over a shared music session. Servers that require clearly defined paid-tier benefits or a different support channel may want to compare alternatives before choosing.
Chip pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Accepts Spotify track, album, playlist and artist links
- Supports queue export and upload/import
- Includes lyrics, autoplay recommendations and playback effects
- Where it doesn't
- Playback controls rely on slash commands
- Paid membership benefits are not specified
- Community is the listed support channel
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