Create custom soundboards with uploaded audio clips and hotkey triggers.
A soundboard is a panel of buttons that each fire a sound, and this tool lets you build one from clips you supply. You pick audio files from your computer, label them, and bind each to a keyboard hotkey or an on-screen pad; from then on one press plays the clip. Everything happens in the browser: the files are read locally and never sent anywhere. The most common surprise is silence: browsers block audio until the page has received at least one click or keypress, and hotkeys stop working the moment the tab loses focus.
You add clips by choosing audio files from your computer. The browser reads each file locally and plays it directly, so nothing is uploaded to a server. You give the clip a label and bind it to a trigger: a keyboard key or a clickable pad on the board. Every clip you add appears on the board, and each trigger plays exactly the clip assigned to it.
Pressing a bound key while the tab is focused plays that clip immediately; clicking its pad does the same. Two browser rules control when sound comes out. The page must have received at least one user interaction first, otherwise playback is blocked. And only the active tab hears keys: if another window or tab has focus, the keys go to that window instead.
Probably not. Browsers block audio until the page has received at least one user interaction, so click a pad or press any key once and sound should work from then on. If it stays silent, check the clip's file format and confirm the tab is the active one, since both stop playback without any error message.
No. The hotkeys register only while the soundboard's tab is focused; keys pressed elsewhere go to the application that has focus. The practical setup is a second monitor with the tab kept visible. Global hotkeys that work from any app are a different, more privileged kind of tool.
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