Time to shake up the music mix with some spine-tingling hits and killer classics? Here’s how to set a spooky soundtrack that gets consumers dancing for Halloween events.
How To Queue The Spooky Music List
With a steady flow of all-time classics and the latest hits, including the Wombat’s ‘Tokyo (Vampires and Wolves)’ and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ ‘Heads Will Roll’, our Halloween list will inspire any zombie to bring out their Thriller dance moves.
- Open Manage My Nightlife
- Select the All Lists tab
- Expand the Nightlife Lists heading
- In the Speciality category, click or tap the circle next to the SPOOKY
- Tap Timed Shuffle if on a mobile device.
- Nominate the length of time the list should play for under Session Duration, before returning to the Scheduler’s programmed content
How To Queue Spooky TV For Venue Screens
Spooky TV is a spine-chilling atmosphere amplifier that features a variety of visuals to suit a range of venue demographics. From pumpkin displays and dancing skeletons to haunted house tours, there’s something for everyone!
- Open Manage My Nightlife
- Select the All Lists tab
- Expand the Ambient Visuals heading
- Click or tap the circle next to Spooky TV to select it for queuing
- Click or tap the green Shuffle option
How To Promote Events With Digital Signage
Use the Manage My Nightlife Web App to display digital signage and promote upcoming Halloween events, communicate important messages or share special offers and updates.
How to upload and display custom digital signage
- Open the Manage My Nightlife Web App
- Select the User Advertising tab
- Select the screen to display the slide on, how long it should display on screens for, and the time period it should be integrated into the digital display (i.e. for the final week in October, on October 31st, etc)
How to display slides from Nightlife’s Advertising Library
- Open the Manage My Nightlife Web App
- Select the User Digital Signage tab
- Click on any slide in the library to see a preview of it
- Select the screen to display the slide on, how long it should display on screens for, and the time period it should be integrated into the digital display (i.e. for the final week in October, on 31st October, etc)