Music Player
A branded music experience, driven by three controls: back, play and forward. Users browse playlists and tracks while the idle screen runs your marquee, and every control answers to both a screen tap and a physical button. Design the whole player around your campaign artwork.
How the Music Player Works
Idle Invites
The idle screen runs your scrolling marquee, with background music if configured, until someone presses Play.
Browse Playlists
Back and Forward move through the playlists, with each name sliding in as it changes. Play starts the one on screen.
Play the Tracks
The current track name is shown while it plays. Back and Forward change tracks, and Play stops and returns to idle.
Runs Itself
Playback follows the mode you set, loop, play once or shuffle, and the player returns to the idle screen after inactivity.
Campaign in Action
The Sunset Vibe booth at the Aperol Spritz Sunset Block Party, where guests pressed buttons to pick a sunset vibe and danced to its song.
A Closer Look
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What the Music Player Can Do for Your Campaign
Give the Venue a Soundtrack
A self-running branded music experience keeps the space alive between visitors and gives users a reason to walk up.
Make It Physical
Each control answers to a key code as well as a tap, so real buttons on a kiosk can drive the whole player.
Stay On-Brand
The player draws no interface of its own; every visible element is your artwork, positioned around the three controls.
Fit Any Format
Run it as a standalone music experience, a listening bar or the audio layer of a bigger campaign journey.
Where Brands Use It
Events
A listening station that holds users at the booth.
Exhibitions
A self-running audio moment that draws visitors between talks.
Retail Stores
Let shoppers browse a branded soundtrack in store.
Product Launches
Pair the campaign playlist with the product moment.
Bars and F&B
A music moment that fits the venue’s pace.
Roadshows and Pop-Ups
The same player at every stop, rebranded per market in minutes.
Ways to Set It Up
Online Experience
The player runs in a browser on a user device.
On-Site Experience
The player runs on a touchscreen or a screen with physical buttons.
Frequently Asked Questions
Three controls: Back, Play and Forward. Each responds to a screen tap and to a keyboard key code, so kiosk hardware buttons can drive it too.
Idle runs your scrolling marquee, browsing shows the playlist name sliding in, and playing shows the current track name.
Yes. Set loop, play once or shuffle, and the player returns to the idle screen after inactivity.
Fully. The controls draw nothing at runtime, so the whole player is your own artwork with the tappable controls positioned over it.
Any screen with a web browser and speakers. Physical buttons are optional and connect through assigned key codes.
Build a Music Experience in Your Brand
Load the playlists, design the player artwork and wire the three controls to screen or hardware with qiksense.
