Your music. More places to go live.

Build a playlist, choose a visual and broadcast from StreamExpose servers. Keep your computer off and bring your music to the platforms your audience already uses.

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YouTube

Connect multiple YouTube channels for your music streams

Turn your catalog into a 24/7 YouTube music stream, a live radio or a playlist loop. Connect several YouTube channels to one StreamExpose account and choose a channel for each automatic broadcast. You can also use a stream key.

Connection: Automatic or stream key

How to get started

  1. Enable live streaming on each YouTube channel you want to use.
  2. In the Console, add your channels, then select one for this stream or paste its stream key.
  3. Review the playlist, visual and visibility, then launch within your plan’s simultaneous stream limit.

YouTube must approve live access before the first broadcast. A Google sign-in alone does not activate it.

YouTube : Setup guide

Demonstration in English. Some recordings show an earlier interface; use the Console for the current setup.

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Twitch

Keep your music community tuned in

Send a music stream to Twitch without running OBS on your computer. Manage the playlist and visual in StreamExpose, and your channel title and category in Twitch.

Connection: Stream key

How to get started

  1. Copy your primary stream key from Twitch Creator Dashboard.
  2. Enable Twitch in your stream and paste the key.
  3. Launch and check playback on your Twitch channel.

Streaming music requires the appropriate rights, including on Twitch. A paid music subscription is not a broadcasting licence.

Twitch : Setup guide

Demonstration in English. Some recordings show an earlier interface; use the Console for the current setup.

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Kick

Give your playlist a live stage on Kick

Create a looping music stream for your Kick channel using its stream key. StreamExpose handles the broadcast from its servers while you manage your community on Kick.

Connection: Stream key

How to get started

  1. Copy the stream key from Kick Creator Dashboard.
  2. Add Kick as a destination in the Console.
  3. Set your title and category on Kick, then launch and verify playback.

The video below is our shared multistream guide, including Kick.

One playlist on YouTube, Twitch, Kick and Facebook

Demonstration in English. Some recordings show an earlier interface; use the Console for the current setup.

Video tutorial

TikTok

Bring your music to TikTok LIVE

Connect an eligible TikTok account with a server URL and stream key. Prepare the audio and visual in the Console, then check the result in TikTok.

Connection: Stream key

How to get started

  1. Check that TikTok has granted external streaming access.
  2. Copy the LIVE server URL and stream key into StreamExpose.
  3. Launch and follow any publication steps shown by TikTok.

StreamExpose cannot unlock TikTok LIVE access. Keys may change between broadcasts, and platform session limits still apply.

TikTok : Setup guide

Demonstration in English. Some recordings show an earlier interface; use the Console for the current setup.

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Facebook

Share a music broadcast with your Facebook audience

Send your stream to Facebook Live Producer with a stream key. Your music and visual come from StreamExpose servers; publication is confirmed on Facebook.

Connection: Stream key

How to get started

  1. In Live Producer, choose streaming software and copy the key.
  2. Enable Facebook in the Console and start sending the stream.
  3. Wait for the preview, then click Go Live in Facebook.

Sending a signal does not publish the Facebook Live by itself. The video below covers the shared multistream workflow.

One playlist on YouTube, Twitch, Kick and Facebook

Demonstration in English. Some recordings show an earlier interface; use the Console for the current setup.

Video tutorial

Instagram (Beta)

Try music streaming with Instagram Live Producer

A manual beta destination for accounts with Live Producer access. Send your music and visual to Instagram, check the preview and publish from Instagram.

Connection: Stream key

How to get started

  1. Get the server URL and a fresh key in Live Producer.
  2. Start the stream in the Console, then click Go live in Instagram.
  3. End the live in Instagram before stopping it in StreamExpose.

Beta: real Instagram reception still needs validation. The current video is horizontal and may be cropped. No unattended 24/7 or dedicated portrait output.

Instagram : Setup guide

Demonstration in English. Some recordings show an earlier interface; use the Console for the current setup.

Video tutorial

StreamExpose Player (Beta)

Your music, directly on your website

Add a compact audio player to your site, or share a listening link. Visitors listen without opening a social platform. This destination carries audio, not a video broadcast.

Connection: Audio player

How to get started

  1. Enable StreamExpose Player as a destination.
  2. Save your stream to get its link and embed code.
  3. Launch, then add the player to your site or share the link.

Beta: up to 20 simultaneous listening sessions per stream. Available on every plan.

Start with one destination. Expand when you are ready.

Free and Starter support one destination per stream. Creator and Pro unlock simultaneous streaming to multiple platforms. The embeddable audio player is available on every plan.

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Before you go live

Can I connect multiple YouTube channels to one StreamExpose account?

Yes. StreamExpose lets you connect several YouTube channels to the same account, including channels managed through different Google accounts. In the Console, add a channel and select the channel for each automatic YouTube stream. Each stream uses one selected YouTube channel; the number of simultaneous streams depends on your plan. You must authorize each channel and enable YouTube Live on it.

Do I need OBS or an always-on computer?

No. You prepare your stream in the Console; StreamExpose servers handle the broadcast. Some destinations still require you to confirm publication in their own live dashboard.

Can I stream the same playlist to several platforms?

Yes, with Creator or Pro. You manage one playlist and visual while sending to multiple enabled destinations. Check each platform’s rules before simulcasting.

Can every platform run unattended 24/7?

No. A looping playlist is not a guarantee of an unlimited platform session. TikTok access and credentials can vary; Instagram Live requires a fresh key and manual publication for each session.

Only broadcast music and visuals you have permission to stream. Each platform applies its own eligibility, copyright and session rules. StreamExpose does not grant platform access or remove those limits.

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