Multi-Channel Overview
Multi-Channel lets you transcribe multiple voice channels at the same time. Without it, the bot can only be active in one voice channel at a time.
What is Multi-Channel?
With the multi-channel addon:
- Main bot — Handles one voice channel
- Assistant bots — Additional bots that join other voice channels
- Concurrent sessions — 1–5 simultaneous transcriptions depending on your addon quantity
When to use it
- Multiple team meetings running in parallel
- Several D&D tables recording at once
- Different voice channels for different projects, all needing transcripts
How it works
- You add the multi-channel addon via
/discmeet upgrade(1–5 concurrent channels). - All assistant bots must be added to your server.
- When you run
/discmeet joinin a channel and the main bot is busy, an assistant bot joins instead. - Each session is independent; stopping one doesn’t affect others.
Limits
- Maximum 5 concurrent channels — If you need more, contact support.
- All bots must be in the server — If an assistant bot isn’t in your server, you’ll see: “The assistant bot is not a member of this server. Please add all assistant bots to your server to use multi-channel transcription.”
Without multi-channel
If you try to start a meeting when the bot is already in another channel, you’ll see:
The bot is already active in another voice channel. Please wait for the current session to end, or use
/discmeet stopin that channel first.Need multi-channel support? Use
/discmeet upgradeto add the multi-channel addon.
Next steps
- Multi-Channel setup — Add the addon and configure
- Voice channel mappings — Route transcriptions to different channels per voice channel
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