Music for gyms
High-tempo channels for training floors, calmer ones for stretching and reception.
Find channels by tempo, mood and genre.
Floor, studio and reception can each have their own sound.
Music keeps going when the front desk phone locks.
Guide
Music with a steady, high tempo helps people keep pace and push through a set. The training floor usually wants driving electronic music, hip-hop or rock, while a yoga or stretching area needs something slow and calm. Choosing channels by tempo makes it easy to give every part of the gym the right energy.
Treat the training floor, the group-training studio and the reception as separate locations. Each plays its own channel, so a spin class and a stretching session never have to share one playlist, and staff can change the sound in their own zone.
Music played to members is a public performance and needs a commercial licence. GetMusicAt includes the licensing in the price per location, and the certificate at the front desk shows it.
Yes. Set up the studio as its own location and pick a channel with the tempo the class needs.
Not with Sonos: the speakers stream on their own. In the browser, keep the device awake while it plays.
When you add a payment method during sign-up. The seven days count from that moment, not from when you created your account.
Yes. The music is cleared for use in commercial venues, and your subscription includes a certificate that anyone can verify by scanning its QR code.
No. Play in a web browser on any computer, tablet or phone, or connect a Sonos system.
Browser playback on a phone may pause when the screen locks. With Sonos, the music keeps playing and your phone is only the remote.
Yes. Invite staff with a role that lets them play at the locations you allow. Billing is only visible to people with billing access.
Yes, anytime.