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The BeatPass player exposes a core set of playback controls everywhere, then adds extra actions depending on screen size, instance settings, and the type of track that is currently cued.

Core Playback Controls

ControlWhat it does
Play/PauseStarts or pauses the current item.
PreviousMoves to the previous item in the queue.
NextSkips forward in the queue.
ShuffleRandomizes queue order.
RepeatCycles repeat behavior for the current queue.
SeekbarJumps to a position in the current track.

Desktop Player Layout

On desktop, the player bar is split into three practical areas:
AreaCurrent behavior
LeftTrack image, track link, artist links, and a like button for the cued track.
CenterPlayback controls plus the main seekbar.
RightQueue toggle, and on larger screens lyrics, volume, and expand/collapse controls.

Mobile Player Layout

Mobile uses two layers:
  • Mini player: track info, previous, play/pause, next, and the progress bar.
  • Expanded overlay: the full track view with the larger control set, lyrics access, queue access, and the rest of the session controls.

Secondary Actions

These controls are conditional rather than guaranteed:
  • Queue appears when there is an active player session and lets you inspect upcoming tracks.
  • Lyrics appears only when a track is cued and the instance has not hidden lyrics.
  • Download appears only when downloads are enabled and the current track supports direct download. If your account does not have download access, the button can open the upgrade flow instead of downloading immediately.
  • Volume is available on larger desktop layouts.
  • Expand is available on larger desktop layouts when the video overlay button is enabled.

What Changes By Context

The player hides entirely until something is cued.
Desktop-only controls such as the volume slider move out of the bottom bar. Mobile keeps the compact transport visible and pushes advanced controls into the expanded overlay.
BeatPass administrators can hide certain features, such as lyrics or the expand button, so your player may expose fewer actions than another BeatPass deployment.
Last modified on February 28, 2026