Something you host · open beta
Your own Radiance Music, for you and your friends.
Radiance Music Server is a server you run. It splits songs, keeps one library for the friends you invite, and throws listening parties where everyone hears the same song at the same moment.
Deploy to Hostinger makes a Hostinger VPS with the server on it (a Hostinger plan you pay for). The guide works on any Linux server or a computer at home.
The app, or the server?
They're two different things. Most people only need the app.
Radiance Music
The app: everyone downloads it
For your phone or computer. Search, like and save songs, sing along, split them on your own device and share them to your stories. Nothing to host.
Get the appRadiance Music Server
The server: one person hosts it
On a VPS or a computer that's always on. It splits for everyone, keeps the shared library and holds the parties. Your friends don't install it: they join it from the app.
Deploy to HostingerWhat your server does
Splits songs for everyone
Drums, bass, other and vocals, and every word's time, made on the server. Once a song is split, everyone you invited has its parts; nobody splits it again.
One library, shared
Songs you and your friends add are there for all of you to play, or to save on your phones and computers, with their parts, lyrics and covers.
Listening parties
Start a party and everyone in it hears the same song at the same moment, wherever they are. A shared queue anyone can add to, and reactions as it plays.
Only the people you invite
No sign-up page and no public list. Each friend gets their own invite link or QR, and you can take anyone's access back.
From nothing to a party
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Deploy it
Press Deploy to Hostinger (a VPS with Docker) or follow the guide on your own server. You type a setup key while it deploys: it's how the server knows it's you.
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Open it and claim it
Open your server's address, type the setup key and your name. It's your server now; it gets its splitter ready by itself.
- 3
Invite your friends
Make an invite for each friend: a link or a QR, one per person.
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They join from the app
In Radiance Music: Settings → Servers → Join a server, then scan the QR or paste the link. Your server shows up with your name on it.
How big a server?
Splitting needs about 2.7 GB of memory while it works, and a split song takes about 30 MB of space. Playing and parties need very little.
Hostinger KVM 2
2 vCPU, 8 GB
Works: a song splits in about twice its own length.
Hostinger KVM 4
4 vCPU, 16 GB
A song splits in about the time it plays. Best for a group of friends.
A computer at home
4 cores, 8 GB or more
Free if it's always on; the guide shows how friends reach it.
Yours, on your server.
Radiance Music Server is free and open source, under the GPL-3.0, like the app. It runs on your server and answers only the people you invite; we never see your songs or your friends. It's an open beta: if something goes wrong, tell us at hello@radianceph.com. The code and the full guide are on GitHub.