Twitch chat reference
Encore commands
Type these commands in Twitch chat after the broadcaster enables Encore chat for their channel.
!sr <title> [ - <artist> ]
Request a song from the broadcaster’s songbook. Use its exact title and add the artist when titles overlap. The channel’s request rules and any supporter minimums apply to everyone using chat.
Example !sr Dreams - Fleetwood Mac
Who can use it Broadcasters, moderators, regulars, and viewers
!songlist
Get the link to the channel’s public songbook.
Example !songlist
Who can use it Broadcasters, moderators, regulars, and viewers
!queue
See how many requests are waiting and get the link to the public songbook and live queue.
Example !queue
Who can use it Broadcasters, moderators, regulars, and viewers
!current
See the song and artist currently on the setlist.
Example !current
Who can use it Broadcasters, moderators, regulars, and viewers
!cancel
Cancel your most recent pending request. This command only affects your own requests, even if you are a broadcaster or moderator.
Example !cancel
Who can use it Broadcasters, moderators, regulars, and viewers
Supporter requests
For a song that accepts Bits, include the Cheer and !sr in the same Twitch chat message. For a verified donation, follow the broadcaster’s instructions. The broadcaster records the donation and queues the request in Encore Studio.
What each role can do in Encore
- Broadcasters
- Enable Twitch chat and manage queue settings, request rules, and supporter requests in Studio.
- Twitch moderators
- Open the channel’s Studio to manage the live queue. Chat commands do not grant additional moderation controls.
- Regulars
- Request when a channel is in regulars-only mode. A broadcaster can set a separate request limit for regulars.
- Viewers
- Request when eligible and cancel their own requests. Anyone can browse a public songbook without signing in.