Ready to make your mark? Snap and mint a Clanker selfie in seconds, blast it to the chain, and own your spot in club history. Don’t roll in plain, gear up with a Degen hat or boots to boost your vibe score and unleash maximum drip.

zoundClub isn’t just a venue, it’s the beating heart of the $ZORZOUND ecosystem on Base and Farcaster. Music, art, and degen culture collide here, creating a playground that never stops moving.

This guide is your map to every corner, every control, and every way to level up your night.

Own the Floor: Player Controls & Emotes

At the club, your vibe is in your hands. On the left side of your HUD you’ll find three emotes; Sit, Wave, and Dance. Drop onto the floor to chill, throw a wave to get noticed, or dance until the chain runs out of blocks.

Wanna explore? Grab the thumb joystick in the center of your HUD and strut through every corner of the club. Wander over to the bar to grab a beer, check out the expo, or just cruise the dance floor. Your movement follows your camera, so wherever you point your view, that’s where your next step takes you.

And don’t forget the camera itself, spin it around to see the party from every angle. Pan across the crowd, zoom in for close-ups, or pull back for the full scene. Play with it until you find your best flex, because in this club, the spotlight is always yours.

Chatting at the club..

You’ve also got the chat button down on the right to drop your hottest takes, and the history button to scroll back through everything you and the crew have said during your time at the club.

Proximity Tipping

In the zoundClub, generosity isn’t hidden,it’s part of the vibe. Step close to another player and watch as the Proximity Tipping button lights up on your HUD, sitting just above your chat controls. That’s your chance to make the night unforgettable.

Hit the button, set the amount, and in an instant your $ZORZOUND flows straight into their wallet. No QR codes, no copy-paste addresses, just pure onchain magic triggered by being in the right place at the right time. Every tip fuels the atmosphere, turning the club floor into a living, breathing exchange of energy. Drop a token, spark a smile, and let the vibes multiply.

Navigating to different floors

Getting around the club is a breeze. Every floor has a teleport waiting, step in, zap, and you’re instantly on to the next adventure.

Not in the mood to walk? No worries. Tap the Elevator icon in the top-right of your screen and use the FastTravel modal to jump straight to your favourite floor. Quick, smooth, and always on beat.

Finding NFT's at the zoundClub.

First up, the Purple Degen Hat, a crown for true legends. Or slide into the Red Boots and prove yourself a certified fashion icon. Both can be found on the Club level at the clothes stand, tucked between the booming speakers and the bar.

Feeling brave? Grab a zoundClub: Beer at the Bar. One sip, instant buzz, just watch your step, because side effects include questionable dance moves.

And when the night’s run you down, head to BaseCamp. Find the firepit, toss in some $ZORZOUND tokens, and spark it up. The flames reward you with a free zoundClub: Burn nft, proof you went full Degen and lived to tell the tale.

Warning: Burned tokens at the firepit cannot be recovered. This action is permanent!

There is more!

Holding zoundClub NFTs doesn’t just lock in your legendary status, it powers you up with multipliers for a future $ZORZOUND airdrop. Flex your collection, climb the ranks, and see where you stand on the leaderboard inside the EmpireBuilder app.

Check out the NFT's on Zapper here, or the contract on Base here.

Smile & Deploy: Clanker Tokens at the Club

You can mint your own Clanker tokens on-chain right at the Clanker statue on the Club floor. Just run up, flash a smile, and Clanker snaps a selfie, boom!, your first zoundClub Clanker token is live.

From there it’s all about the hustle. Trade it, share it, and grow it to stack rewards. Every token kicks back 60–70% of trading fees straight to you, while the remaining 30–40% fuels the ZorZound treasury for auto buybacks of $ZORZOUND and to keep expanding the Zound universe.

The Jukebox

Right next to the Clanker statue you’ll spot a giant speaker decked out with balloons, that’s your cue to take over as DJ. Step up, hit the prompt, and the Jukebox opens. Inside you’ll find the freshest tracks generated by the ZorZound mini-app, all queued and ready to light up the zoundClub. Crank it loud, set the vibe, and own the floor. Your track not in the list? no worries, hit up Disky.eth on Farcaster or Base and spit out why your songs are the best!

ATM'S at Your Convenience

Scattered across certain floors you’ll find ATMs, your quick gateway to fresh $ZORZOUND. Swap out that dusty USDC or ETH for shiny new tokens, ready to toss to the crowd, tip your friends, or flex around the club. Fast, easy, and always onchain baby!

Collaborations:

The zoundClub is built on connection. It’s not just a venue, it’s an open stage where platforms, apps, and creators come together to keep the party alive. Every collab adds new energy to the floor, fresh experiences for the crowd, and more utility for the $ZORZOUND token.

From joint events to surprise drops, collaborations fuel the culture, empower the community, and make the club a place that never stops evolving. The more we connect, the louder the music gets.

Collab: Megapot

Step into the Megapot floor and feel the rush of daily 1,000,000 USDC jackpots. We’ve built an entire level dedicated to their massive prize pools, complete with spaces to explore, tickets to grab, and a shot at walking away with the grand prize.

Find the teleports, enter the Megapot floor, and test your luck. One spin, one ticket, and you might just become the richest (and luckiest) legend on the dance floor!

Terms and FAQ at Megapot.io

Collab: Native - $NATIVE

Got a Native.fun passport? Then you’re already in the cool club. At zoundClub, you can flex it proudly by displaying it right on your Degen Hat, a first taste of what Native brings to the table.

This is just the beginning. Native is all about bridging worlds, chains, and blocks into one seamless experience. What you see now is only a sneak peek of the endless possibilities we’ll unlock together as we explore the full power of $NATIVE inside the Zound universe.

Collab: Empire Builder - $GLANKER

In our latest club feature update, we dropped a collaboration with Empire Builder, bringing their power straight into the zoundClub. This integration plugs perfectly into our new Lobby creation flow, giving users the tools to host next-level private events.

Own an Empire token and a Fanbase on Empire Builder? You can now spin up exclusive events inside the club, gated by your Empire token and backed by leaderboards. It’s the ultimate way to create private experiences for your most loyal fans; tight, curated, and onchain.

While this guide marks only the first chapter of the new zoundClub, it’s here to give you a deeper look into the possibilities and the world we’re building together. The club will keep growing, and this walkthrough will evolve with it, updated frequently as new collabs, features, and experiences hit the floor.

This is just the beginning. The music is only getting louder, the vibes stronger, and the Zound universe bigger. See you on the dance floor, legend.

Signed:

Disky.eth

TIcker: $ZORZOUND - CA: 0xa9796e977486B6e51683Ae1F5dFA3FCe7bcb9B07

Mini-Apps:

• zoundClub > Direct Link - Farcaster > mini app link

• ZorZound > Direct Link

ZoundClub - Enter the Club

The ZoundClub by Zorzound

https://zound-club.vercel.app

Dev profiles:

Base App:

Disky.eth (@disky.eth)

Sr. Product/UX Designer in automotive. Dad. Curator /design

https://base.app

Farcaster:

Disky.eth (@disky.eth) on Farcaster

Sr. Product/UX Designer in automotive. Dad. Curator /design

Farcaster

Other:

zoundClub | Devfolio

You nightly metaverse

https://devfolio.co

Talent App by Talent Protocol

The Talent app helps builders reveal their reputation and get the recognition they deserve.

https://app.talentprotocol.com

@zorzound.eth takes the raw chaos of @zora Creator Coin markets and turns it into songs that feel personal, emotional, and alive. Behind the scenes, it’s a multi-stage process that blends trading data, AI analysis, and creative mapping to transform charts into sound. It starts with market data analysis. Using Creator Coin trading data, we track live and historical numbers: price swings, trading volume, volatility, and market cap shifts.

These movements reveal the market’s pulse: pumps, dumps, breakouts, or quiet consolidations. Each signal gets a musical role: volume sets how full the instrumentation feels, volatility drives rhythm, and direction defines mood.

Our AI Chart Analyzer then translates those patterns. Bullish climbs rise into soaring melodies, crashes collapse into heavy passages, and calm stretches settle into steady beats. This is where the market’s shape gets mapped directly into tempo, instrumentation, and intensity.

To make it personal, ZorZound also taps into your Zora profile. Keywords from your bio and preferences are woven into the lyrical layer, blending web3 themes with your own story. That way, every track isn’t just market-driven, it’s tied to you. The Music Engine takes all of this and turns it into complete songs. Market energy determines the genre, explosive rallies might sound like electronic or rock, while calmer waters lean into jazz or classical.

Lyrics follow a story arc: setting the scene, building with a chorus tied to tokens and user themes, climbing to a peak in intense markets, then resolving with an outro. The tone shifts with the market, euphoric moon missions in bull runs, storm-weathering resilience in bear dips, and calm seas when things drift sideways. The result is music that mirrors the markets while feeling uniquely yours.

ZorZound turns Zora Creator Coin data into soundscapes, letting the onchain community not just watch the charts, but hear them.

🎵 empresstrash's Token Music

Listen to live music generated from @empresstrash's token activity using Enhanced preset

https://zorazound.xyz

Tokenomics explained:

Picture Zor Zound as a music engine with a fixed supply of 100 billion tokens at the start.

Every action on the platform fuels the engine, while slowly burning away what’s left — making each remaining token more valuable as time goes on.

There are two main ways to feed the fire.

The first is the 500k token burn: a creator sacrifices a million tokens to press a new Clanker into existence: a tradeable music token paired with WETH, with its own liquidity and rewards. Think of it as cutting vinyl, but this record is onchain and forever tied to the track.

The second path is for those who want more: the 2 million token burn. This unlocks advanced AI-driven compositions, complete with lyrics and deeper musical analysis. It’s a bigger sacrifice, but it proves a simple truth, richer art takes more fuel to ignite.

But it doesn’t end there. Every trade of these music tokens triggers Clanker 4.1 auto buybacks. On buys and sells, pressure builds across every DEX, with fees collected in WETH.

The market itself becomes a rhythm, demand pulsing with every beat. Behind it all runs the 1% trade fee: 60% flows back to creators as direct rewards, while 40% strengthens the Zor Zound treasury to sustain the machine and grow the ecosystem. Burning fuels scarcity. Buybacks drive demand.

Fees reward creators. Together, they form a self-sustaining music economy — where every track, every Clanker, and every trade keeps the Zor Zound engine alive.

Find the mini app on Farcaster!:

Zor Zound - It’s crypto, it’s onchain, it’s your beat!

CreatorCoin into a chart-busting soundtrack

Farcaster

The Token:

Zor Zound | clanker world

Check out Zor Zound from clanker world

https://www.clanker.world

$ZORZOUND - 0xa9796e977486B6e51683Ae1F5dFA3FCe7bcb9B07

https://www.geckoterminal.com/base/pools/0xa1cb8da700819e740987288dd2f7686002991a6b55b78027e9ccea8336470997

https://dexscreener.com/base/0xa9796e977486b6e51683ae1f5dfa3fce7bcb9b07

Telegram:

ZorZound

ZorZound transforms Zora Creator Coin markets into living music. Price swings, volume, and volatility drive melodies, rhythms, and moods, while AI blends market data with your profile. The result: personal, emotional tracks that let you hear the onchain s

https://t.me

Starcaster is an interactive story frame built on Farcaster, created with some simple tools and no coding expertise. In this story I will share how we created Starcaster, but also show you how to begin creating your own immersive stories on Warpcast.

The idea for Starcaster emerged when a colleague and I decided to step out of our usual professional routines. We both work as consultants in the UX field—myself in the automotive industry and my colleague in job searching. We wanted to challenge ourselves with something fun and different while still leveraging our skills as designers.

I had joined Farcaster a few months earlier and found the Frame experiences there fascinating. It provided us with new challenges and opportunities that we, as designers, are always eager to explore—something fresh, something exciting.

But what were we going to do? We couldn’t code and had little experience with this new platform. So, I started exploring our options. That led me to create a simple frame called The Beer Frame using a tool called Neynar Studio.

This became our breakthrough moment! 

What if we could create an interactive story, similar to D&D or the classic choose-your-own-adventure books? No coding required—just a story and a few branching pathways.

It sounded simpler than it actually was.

Creating the Story 

This is where your own adventure begins.

Building a story can be as simple or as complex as you want it to be. We started with a few basic ideas: it was set in space, you're trying to escape, and—you die a lot.

To kick things off, we used ChatGPT to generate some simple branching paths as a starting point. However, we quickly ran into an issue—it struggled to create pathways that looped and intertwined. Instead, it kept producing 3 or 4 paths that all ended after just a couple of choices. That wasn’t exactly the engaging experience we were aiming for...

We realized we had to build it ourselves. So, we started by creating a few simple "test" paths and brainstorming ways to reconnect them.

You can do this too by starting with two paths—Path A and Path B. A might lead to C, and B might lead to D. If you want the paths to loop back, think about how C could connect to D, and how D could eventually bring you back to A (your starting point).

Start small and expand as you go, ensuring it all fits within the broader scope of your story. For us, the plot started to take shape naturally as we came up with fun ways for the character to meet their untimely demise! We eventually did add extra 'Story telling' frames to create the story without giving them actions. But this would be up to you..

Creating the Art.

The process of creating the art was both challenging and straightforward. From the start, we had a clear vision of what we wanted to create, and as the story unfolded, new ideas for artwork naturally emerged. However, we also took some shortcuts—reusing a lot of the same artwork for our death scenes, mostly out of laziness!

We decided to challenge ourselves by creating pixel art using Figma, which can be quite tough (for pixel art). If you’re a beginner, I’d recommend using Aseprite, but honestly, any tool will work.

We started with a 1000x1000px canvas and created a 10x10px rectangle, then simply duplicated it multiple times.

You can try this in Figma by selecting your rectangle, holding Shift+Option, and dragging the copy next to the original while keeping the keys pressed. Then, press Cmd+D, and like magic, new pixels will appear neatly next to each other! The start selecting them and give them a colour.

We removed some of the pixels to create a larger background, keeping the color palette minimal to simplify the process. Later on, we added a bit of extra flair by incorporating effects in Photoshop and layering in some text for a polished finish.

Eventually we created some Figma design components like the artwork itself, a frame border, some text components that were responsive and some backgrounds we could re-use.

Animating Starcaster

The animations were surprisingly simple. We imported our artwork into Adobe After Effects and experimented with a few video effects. For the text, we used an auto-typewriter script in After Effects, which handled most of the animation for us.

The tricky part is that we couldn't use video in our Frame. We solved this by exporting our video from After Effects, compressing it using a tool called Handbreak and uploading it to a website that converts .mp4 video files to animated .gif files. I used ezgif for this task.

Making it all come together

Bringing everything together turned out to be more challenging than I anticipated. We had 31 different screens that needed to be connected in a specific sequence. The real challenge was keeping track of what had already been added, which pathways were created, and which were still open.

To stay organized, I developed a simple system. Each type of frame received a ‘tag’: Story Frames, Option Frames, and Death Frames. This created a web of connections, allowing us to track what needed to link to what, and we assigned numbers to each. I also used colored labels to track progress—blue meant the frame was uploaded to Neynar Studio, and green meant it was both uploaded and connected (finished).

Using Neynar Frame Studio

Neynar Frame Studio (NFS for short) provided us with very basic tools, but they were just enough to make this project work. In the screenshot provided, you can see the structure we built. We added all the screens and ensured they were properly named (referencing the naming system I mentioned earlier).

From this point, it’s pretty straightforward. You know the name of each page, and you can easily add buttons to link them. The key is to ensure that each button directs to the correct frame.

As you can see, some of our buttons link to “Story 02,” “Story 03,” and so on. With a lot of scenes and frames, it can get confusing, which is why it's crucial to track your system carefully, as I mentioned earlier.

Epilogue

I've left out a few details to keep this story as straightforward as possible, but the core elements of how we created Starcaster are all here.

For us, Starcaster was a burst of inspiration, a test, and an experiment—much like the adventure within the story itself. We had to figure out a lot along the way, but unlike the characters, we didn’t die . We did, however, have to restart and rethink our approach a few times. In the end, we managed to complete the story in about two weeks, with me balancing a newborn in one arm while drawing pixels in Figma with the other.

Thanks

Disky.eth

You can play Starcaster here or Join /Starcaster for questions.