DownloadA soundboard that supports almost all MP3s and WAVs. Sounds can be triggered with custom keyboard hot-keys and played through up to 2 outputs. i.e. Your speakers and a virtual audio cable.
Also allows for your mic to pass into the virtual audio cable when enabling Mic Injector.
This soundboard also incorporates a save feature.
REQUIREMENTS:
- Java 7
If you want sounds to be played through voice chat you'll need a virtual audio cable.
(For Windows users I recommend the VB-Cable driver (http://vb-audio.pagesperso-orange.fr/Cable/index.htm).
(For Mac I recommend Soundflower. (http://cycling74.com/soundflower-landing-page/)).
Features
- Easy to use soundboard app, allows soundboards to be saved.
- Use keyboard hotkeys to trigger sounds
- Play sounds through a virtual audio cable and still be able to hear them through your speakers
- Includes Mic Injecter to route sound from your mic into your virtual audio cable
- Includes converter tool for converting almost any audio file into a compatible one
Project Samples
License
Other License, Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike License V3.0Follow EXP Soundboard
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User Reviews
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It's not really a soundboard. It's a sound file player. A soundboard would have large buttons that could be labeled, and that would cause the corresponding sound to play with a single click.
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This should be an excellent soundboard program. But it lacks the possibility of volume's level for each sound. This is a big flaw, I hope one day it will be fixed. The very bad idea is to permit much more sounds than other softwares and at the same time to do not allow volume control on these sounds.
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The only reason I'm giving this program 2 stars instead of 1 is due to the fact that it works amazingly well on those lucky enough for this to run on. I am not so lucky. From what I've seen from other users, the sound quality is near perfect and the customizeable shortcuts make this extremely versatile. For me, I get a program that crashes on startup with Java 8. This wouldn't be too much of a problem if the dev wasn't MIA for 3 years and had available source code that could be recompiled in the latest version of Java. Neither of those are true, and there aren't any better alternative programs out there either. Let this be a lesson to developers to always open-source a project before abandoning it, or at least pass the project on to someone else who can continue to support it.