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Using Radios
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Radios are a great way to discover new music, or even just create a dynamic playlist of songs you like.
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By default, all users have access to three build-in radios:
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- **Favorites** - this plays through your :doc:`favorite tracks <favorites>`
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- **Random** - plays random songs from your :doc:`libraries <upload>` or :doc:`libraries you follow <follow>`
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- **Less Listened** - plays songs you listen to less frequently
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Creating a New Radio
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.. note::
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Any music that is in a private collection will appear in public radios but will not be playable unless the user has access to
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the containing library
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In addition to the built-in radios, Funkwhale offers users the ability to create their own specific radios.
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These radios can be shared with other users on your instance or kept entirely to yourself.
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To create a new radio:
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- Navigate to ``https://your-instance/library/radios`` or click "Browse Library" and select "Radios" along the top of the screen
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- Under "User Radios", click "Create your own radio"
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- Give your radio a name and description
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- If you want to share your radio on your instance, check the "Display publicly" box. Otherwise, uncheck this to keep the radio private
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- To set up the filters for your radio, click on "Select a filter" and select "Artist" or "Tag" from the drop-down menu. Click "Add Filter"
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to activate the filter
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- To exclude certain artists or tags, toggle the "Exclude" switch so it turns blue and then select values from the drop-down
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menu
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- To only include certain artists or tags, toggle the "Exclude" switch so it turns gray and then select values from the
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drop-down menu
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- Click "Save" to save your radio
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Listening to a Radio
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To start listening to a radio:
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- Navigate to ``https://your-instance/library/radios`` or click "Browse Library" and select "Radios" along the top of the screen
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- Find the radio you want to listen to and click on "Start radio"
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- Your queue will be populated with the **currently playing** song and the **next song on the radio**
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To stop listening to a radio:
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- Open your :doc:`queue`
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- Select "Stop Radio" at the bottom of the queue
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- The songs that were queued will stay in your queue, but the radio will stop queueing new songs |