Upload the tracks your team plays during a game — goal song, warmup mix, national anthem — and RosterHub turns them into a soundboard of big tap targets. One person runs it from a phone or tablet at the rink instead of scrolling a music app with cold hands.
Adding a track
- 1. Coach's Corner → Game Day Music
- 2. Upload an audio file from your device
- 3. Give it a title — "Goal Song", "Warmup"
- 4. Pick when it plays (see below)
- 5. Save
Choosing when it plays
Every clip gets a trigger type — the moment it belongs to. The list changes with your team's sport, so a hockey team is offered Power Play and a baseball team is offered Walk-Up.
Available to every sport
National Anthem · God Bless America · Warmup · Custom
Custom is the escape hatch — use it for anything the preset list does not cover.
| Sport | Adds these triggers |
|---|---|
| Ice hockey | Goal, Penalty, Intermission, Power Play |
| Baseball / softball | Walk-Up, 7th Inning Stretch, Rally |
| Basketball | Timeout, Halftime, Free Throw, Intro |
| Football | Touchdown, Halftime, 3rd Down, Intro |
| Soccer | Goal, Halftime, Entrance |
| Volleyball | Timeout, Set Break, Rally |
| Lacrosse / rugby / water polo | Goal, Quarter Break |
| Wrestling / gymnastics / cheer | Entrance, Victory |
Trimming a clip
A goal song is not the first eight seconds of the track — it is the hook. Set a start and end point on any clip and only that section plays.
The soundboard shows the trimmed length, so you know what you are about to fire off before you tap it.
Running the soundboard
During the game
Open Game Day Music → Soundboard. Every active clip becomes a button. Tap to play, tap again to stop. A banner shows what is currently playing.
Keeping it tidy
Reorder clips so the ones you reach for most sit first, and mark a clip inactive to pull it off the board without deleting it — handy for a song you only use in playoffs.
Requirements
Game Day Music is a premium team feature — the team needs a Pro slot from its owner, or funding through RosterHub Max. Coaches and team admins upload and manage the clips.
You are responsible for having the rights to the audio you upload and to play it at your venue. RosterHub stores the files you provide; it does not license music.