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A synchronised, server-authoritative DJ and club music system for FiveM. Everyone at the booth hears the same track at the same position, attenuated by distance, with a full club lighting rig on top. Any point on the map can become a DJ booth. A player walks up, opens the panel, queues a YouTube link or a direct audio URL, and everyone inside the booth’s sound points hears it — in sync, quieter as they walk away, muffled inside a car, boosted inside an interior. The important part is that nothing about playback is decided on a client. The server owns the queue, the track, the play position, the volume, the falloff, the lighting rig and who may touch any of it. Clients receive state and render it. A modified client can lie to itself, and only to itself.

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What you get

  • Works on ESX, QBCore, Qbox, ox_core and standalone — auto-detected, one build for all of them
  • UI ships ready to use — no build step, nothing to compile
  • YouTube playback (watch links, youtu.be, /embed/, /shorts/, /live/, YouTube Music and nocookie) plus direct https media — .mp3 .ogg .wav .m4a .aac .flac .opus .webm
  • Track titles resolved on the server, so a client cannot rename what everyone else sees
  • Queue of up to 100 tracks per booth, with remove, reorder, clear and play-now
  • Loop off / one / all, shuffle, seek, skip, next and previous
  • One authoritative clock — clients extrapolate from the last server stamp and only hard-seek when they drift too far
  • Multiple sound points per booth, each with its own radius. The loudest point you’re inside wins, so a 55 m main stage and a 12 m side bar coexist correctly
  • Three falloff curves, vehicle muffling, interior boost, and a personal volume slider per listener
  • Optional speaker props streamed per sound point
  • Club lighting — moving wash lights, sweeping lasers, ground smoke, sparks and a strobe, each individually tunable, with per-emitter placement
  • Eight lighting presets, and beat-reactive pulsing driven by the music
  • Soundboard — twenty one-shot SFX across four categories, layered over the music, with per-player and per-clip cooldowns
  • Playlists — up to 25 per player, 100 tracks each, private or shared with a booth
  • In-game booth manager (/djbooths) — place the anchor, prop, sound points and effect emitters from where you stand, then tune audio, access, lighting and the blip, all without a restart
  • Streamer mode that hides titles and artwork and mutes the audio locally, so a recording carries no copyrighted audio
  • Per-player UI settings — accent colour, scale, anchor, blur, compact mode — all persisted
  • Four booths ship configured: Vanilla Unicorn, Bahama Mamas West, the After Hours nightclub and a Vespucci Beach festival stage
  • Optional Discord webhook logging, batched so it can’t be turned into a flood source
  • Locations, playlists and an audit trail in MySQL — schema created automatically on first start

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Requirements at a glance

Requires ox_lib and oxmysql. ox_target and ox_inventory are optional and auto-detected. A framework is not required. See Installation for the full list.