In this article, you will learn how to play music on Clubhouse from your phone or desktop with ease. Before you continue reading, make sure you follow me on the Clubhouse app on the Clubhouse app to catch all the LIVE! rooms and available replays.
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What is the clubhouse app?
Clubhouse App, now available in the Apple store and Google Play Store, is described as a “drop-in audio chat” where conversations moderate the room. The Clubhouse app has a logo & website. According to the latest statistics, Clubhouse sign-in now has over 10 million users according to the most recent data. This is where people hang out based on alpha exploration.
By the end of this article, you will:
Learn how to use the app with the right voice (read this article here for more information and come back to this article for the sequel)
Learn how to run live-streaming and podcasting shows
Learn about Clubhouse app on-boarding for new users
Learn about the end-to-end user experience
Learn how the app works: New text feature
Learn how to play music on Clubhouse
Learn how to use music mode on Clubhouse
P.S. You can use Clubdeck as an alternative to the Clubhouse app.
Quick Tip: Follow Clubhouse HQ to learn more about the latest updates on Clubhouse app from the founders!
Live-streaming and podcasting
Sound quality is an important factor for communication, even to playing music on the app, as an audio-only platform heavily based on content by creators, also known as moderators. Understanding the music industry, it is well known that good sound output results in a great time as an in-app experience, which is an ongoing form of communication within rooms, and in a matter of time, you get to connect with the real people in the room.
Every room is topic-driven so it's easy to gather like-minded people with similar passions, hobbies, or interests. Artists can find virtual communities and connect with other artists within different clubs, including yours.
Knowing that content rules the day on the app, the Founder(s) Paul & Rohan starting from Silicon Valley, have mastered the concept of building communities by having weekly town hall meetings every Sunday in the Clubhouse HQ club.
On the app, you can join virtual clubs around specific topics that host their rooms and events for their members. They've already introduced a feature called “Music Mode,” which offers your room improved sound when it detects your phone is connected to an iRig (video at the top).
Pro Tip: Tap “…” to switch your audio quality settings. Set it to ‘high' if you're performing or set it ‘low' if you have a bad internet connection.
Imagine being able to perform as a band or host jam sessions, remotely, while fans can tune in like a live radio station. From experience, there are people who have participated in jam sessions, LIVE! DJ spins, auto-tune mixes and more with musicians in different parts of the world which works!
I've been on the app since November 2020 and I have learned a lot about various LIVE! streaming apps other than Zoom & StreamYard (which are still top favorites). I have also learned about Riverside.fm and Ecamm Live which are also great streaming platforms to extend your social media accounts and cross-pollinate as you build real-time connections.
Bonus: Read Jamari Snipes (on Clubhouse) review here about a Pinterest & SEO experience.
What is Clubhouse? Here's what you need to know
Understand that the app is an audio-based social network where conversations and collaborations happen consistently which has built a community over time.
Clubhouse On-boarding for new users
Learn more about the Clubhouse New User Tips from D4Music Marketing.
How to Create a Seamless Flow: The best practice to focus on when listening or speaking in a room is to always contribute and serve your community while you sustain authority in your expertise. You will always need to PTR real quick, which also means Pull-To-Refresh to bring the room back to order, both on the app and in conversations.
Join the Pinterest & SEO Marketing Club on Clubhouse to join the weekly discussions. You can also feel free to follow Heather Farris, who is the club co-founder of Profitable Pinterest on Clubhouse; an amazing wealth of knowledge!
Listen to the "We Don't PLAY" Podcast on your favorite station.
How the app works for user experience
This is what happens when new users download the app. As an invitation-only community app, there is power in social media and rooms are ran daily to build these connections. Personal experiences are highly individual based on the calendar icon taps your schedule for an initial impression of the room in the audio-only social-media venues. As an only-audio form of communication, your voice is the best way to build authentic relationships.
Follow Heather Cox on Clubhouse to join her dynamic conversations weekly.
The End-to-End User Experience
Looking at competitors like Facebook, Twitter, Spotify, and more with their own clone app, it becomes unpredictable for the end user to decide on what to focus on, but it looks like Clubhouse is still winning with a community developing a social experiment like a Clubhouse social graph that includes a new community with an adaptive culture.
Read this article from Social Media Examiner on how to get started on Clubhouse.
Follow Favour Obasi-ike to join the weekly conversations in the Pinterest & SEO Marketing club on Clubhouse.
How to get audio from the computer to Clubhouse
Think of an image of a human face and match it up with a voice; that's a room that is defined by who's currently speaking. You have the selection to play music on Clubhouse like this YouTube video with support through your computer with an iRig2 connection securely.
With an iRig 2 connection, you can make music on your Windows PC or Apple Mac to feed audio from your computer into the social media platform and get audio from other devices into Clubhouse.
Read this article from Amberly Carter on last year's Clubhouse review.
Follow Favour Obasi-ike to learn more about what's going on in his club, Pinterest & SEO Marketing.
Conclusion
Hope you joined and followed some amazing members to start your journey on this amazing platform. The app is still growing and many people are connecting all over the world! This app is a true blessing to see as the world reconnects and builds an ecosystem that serves the community first.
The culture that has grown on the app not only finds pleasure in the community but in the relationships built over time. From to playing music on Clubhouse to running moderated keyword-focused rooms, the best in-app experience is made when you are intentional about the connections and collaborations you start.
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