Listen live, together

Make listening live.

Host a real-time listening session with your audience. Play the music together, talk live, react in chat, and turn a passive audience into a room full of people.

Everyone in syncThe same song, at the same time.
You’re on the micTalk between tracks and with the room.
One placeMusic, broadcast and fan chat inside Coda.
CodaLive! setup screen: queue the music, mic check, customize notification, share on social, then Go Live A CodaLive! listening party in progress with 28,000 listeners and live fan chat
Built for different kinds of hosts

How will you use CodaLive! ?

The experience is the same. The reason to care is different. Choose the view that fits you.

Bring your fans together. Generate streams. Build recurring support.
01

Turn attendance into streams

Every listener is actually listening to the music inside Coda. When you play a song, each listener generates a stream.

02

Give fans a reason to follow you

You’re not asking fans to join another service just to support you. You’re inviting them to something worth showing up for.

03

Turn the moment into recurring support

A persistent Set Home Artist action lets fans choose you. Each paying subscriber who does can earn you $1/month while they keep you selected.

1,000 fans × 10 songs = 10,000 streams

A CodaLive! isn’t only engagement. It can create a concentrated streaming moment around your music while you’re directly interacting with the people who care most.

The bigger idea: CodaLive! gives you a better way to bring fans to Coda — give them an experience first, then let the streaming and subscription economics work underneath it.
1Announce
2Fans join free
3Listen live
4Generate streams
5Set Home Artist
6Come back again
Don’t just share what you’re listening to. Host it.
01

Turn recommendations into a live event

Weekly finds, new-release roundups, genre deep dives and album clubs become live experiences instead of passive posts or playlists.

02

Build a recurring audience

Create a show that people want to come back to. Your taste becomes a destination, not just another post in a crowded feed.

03

Give your audience a way to support you

Listeners can set you as their Home Artist, giving you recurring monthly support while you grow your audience and influence.

Think recurring show, not a one-off playlist. CodaLive! lets you turn your taste into a live community that supports you directly.
Use it throughout the year

Make your release campaign a series of moments.

CodaLive! is strongest when it follows the rhythm of how music is already released - but you don’t need a new album to have a reason to host.

In a release cycle

Single #1→CodaLive!→ Single #2→CodaLive!→ Album→BIG CodaLive!

Use each single to bring fans back, then make the album release the biggest shared listening moment.

Nothing coming out right now?

Catalog deep dive
Anniversary listen
Fan-request night
Songs that influenced me
Tour kickoff / wrap
Q&A + listening
Make your taste a destination

Build a show people come back for.

CodaLive! gives you a platform to build your community and experience the music together.

Recurring formats

Weekly Finds
New Music Friday
Hidden Gems
Genre Deep Dive
Album Club
Guest Sessions

What compounds over time

A predictable show builds habit. Habit builds audience. Audience builds influence - and the Home Artist feature gives the people who value your taste a way to support you.

Ready to host one?

The idea is simple. The setup should be too.

Everything below is the practical guide: first make sure your account is ready, then plan, promote and host the session.

See the How-To Guide ↓
PART 1 · ARTIST SETUP CHECKLIST

Get CodaLive! ready.

Do these setup steps once. After that, you’re ready to start hosting sessions for your fans.

1

Get Verified

You need a verified Artist account before you can host CodaLive!. Apply Here

2

Have an active Coda Music subscription

CodaLive! hosts must have an active Coda Music streaming subscription in the U.S. or Canada. Subscription setup is handled through the mobile app.

3

Link the app to your Artist Profile

From the Artist Portal Home Screen, link your Coda Music mobile account to your Artist Profile. If you already did this, you do not need to do it again.

4

Update the Coda Music app

Go to the App Store or Google Play and make sure you have the latest version installed.

5

Confirm the CodaLive! controls are visible

You should see the CodaLive! controls at the top of your Home Screen. If not, sign out and back in to expedite the changes taking effect.

Need help? If you have trouble getting verified, linking your account, or accessing the CodaLive! controls, email support@codamusic.net.
PART 1 · GET VERIFIED

Get set up as a Coda Creator.

After that, you’re ready to start hosting your show.

Apply to become a Coda Creator

Tell us who you are and what kind of show you want to host. We’ll review your application and get back to you by email.

✓

Application received!

Thanks - we’ve got it. Keep an eye on your inbox, we’ll reach out once we’ve reviewed your application.

PART 2 · HOST A GREAT CODALIVE!

Plan → Schedule → Promote → Go Live → Convert → Repeat

This is the playbook. Keep it simple, give fans a reason to show up, and use the first session to create demand for the next one.

①

Plan the session

Pick one clear reason for fans to gather: a new single, album release, catalog story, fan Q&A, anniversary, tour moment, or another theme.

Aim for a session that feels like access, not promotion.
②

Schedule it

Choose the date and time, name the session, and set up the event in CodaLive!.

Schedule it in advance or go live anytime
③

Promote it

Make the first announcement no more than 14 days in advance so new fans can join during the free-trial window.

10–14 DAYSAnnounce
1 DAYRemind
DAY OFFinal push
④

Go live

Welcome the room, play the music, talk between tracks, tell stories, react to chat, ask questions and make it feel personal.

They're your fans, make it your own!
⑤

Convert the moment

During the session, make the next step obvious: encourage fans to set you as their Home Artist and give them a reason to stay after the free trial.

While you’re still live, tease the next session: “Let’s do this again next month.”
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Repeat

Don’t make CodaLive! a one-off. Build it into the release cycle — or announce a recurring session that keeps your audience coming back.

Hosting regular events improves fan engagement significantly.
First-session strategy: New fans can join Coda on the 14-day free trial, so their first CodaLive! can happen without a subscription cost barrier. Use that first event to make them want the second.
PART 2 · BUILD A SHOW PEOPLE COME BACK FOR

Pick a Format → Set a Slot → Promote → Go Live → Convert → Repeat

This is the playbook. Think of it as a show, not a playlist: a consistent format, a consistent time, and a host people want to hear from.

①

Pick a format

Choose one repeatable concept: weekly finds, a new-release roundup, a genre deep dive, an album club, hidden gems, or a guest session.

One clear format is easier to promote and easier to return to than a different idea every week.
②

Set a regular slot

Choose a day and time you can keep, name the show, and set up the episode in CodaLive!.

Same day, same time. Predictability is what turns listeners into regulars.
③

Promote it

Make the first announcement no more than 14 days in advance so new listeners can join during the free-trial window.

10–14 DAYSAnnounce
1 DAYRemind
DAY OFFinal push
④

Go live

Welcome the room, introduce each pick and say why it matters, share the story behind the artist, take requests and react to chat.

Your commentary is the show. The music is the reason people stay.
⑤

Convert the moment

During the episode, make the next step obvious: invite listeners to set you as their Home Artist so they can support the show every month.

While you’re still live, tease next week: “Same time next Friday - bring a friend.”
⑥

Repeat

Show up every week. A consistent schedule builds habit, habit builds audience, and audience builds influence.

Missed a week? Announce the next one right away so the routine doesn’t break.
First-episode strategy: New listeners can join Coda on the 14-day free trial, so their first episode has no subscription cost barrier. Use it to hook them on the format so they’re back for episode two.