Soundboard
Twenty-four sound buttons for game nights and streams: air horn, drum roll, sad trombone, victory jingle and more. Load your own clips, fire them with the keyboard, and send them into voice chat alongside your mic.
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Make the board yours
Every pad has a ⋯ menu. Rename it, upload an MP3, WAV or M4A clip, or record a ten-second bit straight from your mic: inside jokes, your catchphrase, a friend's legendary scream (with permission). Reset puts the original sound back.
Turn on Through voice effect and pads are played through the current voice preset, so the air horn can come out of a walkie-talkie or a cathedral.
Play it into calls and streams
The soundboard shares its output with the voice changer. Point that output at a virtual cable and whatever app listens to the cable hears both your voice and the pads. Step-by-step: Discord soundboard and OBS and Twitch.
Be a good teammate: keep the volume below your voice and skip the air horn during clutch rounds.
Questions
Is this soundboard free?
Yes. All 24 pads, custom clips, hotkeys and recording are free with no account. The optional AI voice lines have a small per-minute limit to keep them free for everyone.
Where do the built-in sounds come from?
They are synthesised in your browser from oscillators and filtered noise when you first press a pad, so there are no copyrighted samples and nothing to download.
Can I add my own sounds?
Yes. Open a pad's ⋯ menu to upload an audio file (up to 8 MB) or record up to 10 seconds from your microphone. Clips are stored in your browser's IndexedDB and stay after you close the tab.
Can other people on Discord hear the soundboard?
Yes, if you route VoiceFX into a virtual audio cable and use that cable as your Discord microphone. The pads mix into the same output as your voice. See the Discord soundboard guide.
What are the hotkeys?
Keys 1–0, Q–P and A–F trigger pads 1–24 while this tab is focused. Esc stops every sound. Browsers do not allow global hotkeys when the tab is in the background.