Planned Release Date: 2026

About This Software

Every sound on cue. Every voice on demand.

SoundDeck plays sounds and your live voice into the microphone your friends hear, in Discord, TeamSpeak or any game with voice chat. Click a pad or press a hotkey. You hear it in your headphones, and everyone in the call hears it too.

Your phone is the deck. Scan a QR code and your phone or tablet becomes a touch deck on your home network: trigger sounds, stop playback, save replays and switch voice presets without leaving your game. It runs in the browser, so there is nothing to install on the phone and no account to make.

• Import your own MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, M4A and Opus files, one or many at a time, or drag them from File Explorer onto the board.
  
• Start with 78 original sounds made for SoundDeck, in eight categories: Reactions, Arcade, Stingers & Fanfare, Comms & Alerts, Crowd & Applause, Comedy, Ambience & Risers, and UI & Clicks. You may use them freely in your streams and videos.
  
• Organize your board with categories, sub-categories, favorites and search.
  
• Auto-Sort by name files sounds into categories by the words in their names. You see a preview before anything moves, and you can undo it.
  
• Separate volume levels for your headphones and for your listeners.
  
• Per-sound settings: your volume, listener volume, gain, trim start and end, and Match loudness to even out quiet and loud files.
  
• Select several sounds with Ctrl or Shift and move or delete them together.
  
• Undo from the notification, or with Ctrl+Z, for 8 seconds after deleting sounds, clearing the board, moving sounds, Auto-Sort, deleting a page or saving a Quick edit over a sound. The sounds come back with their hotkeys and audio.
  
• Pages: keep a separate set of sounds per game or stream. Each page has its own hotkeys, so the same key can play a different sound on each page. Optional auto-switch changes the page when a linked game is in front; it is off until you turn it on and only reads the program name.

• Bind any sound or voice preset to a key. Hotkeys work while a game or any other app is in focus.
  
• Stop everything with one key (F1 by default).
  
• Pause and resume all hotkeys with Ctrl+Shift+H, so you can type freely.
  
• Three numpad modes: typing safe, direct, or double-tap.
  
• Quick Search: press Ctrl+Shift+Space over your game, type a few letters and press Enter to play a sound to everyone, or Shift+Enter to hear it yourself. Over a fullscreen or borderless game it opens on top without taking the game's focus; in exclusive fullscreen it stays hidden and still plays what you type and confirm.
  
• Optional Auto push-to-talk holds your game's talk key while a sound plays. It is off by default and asks for confirmation before you turn it on.

• 24 live voice presets, from Tactical Radio, Megaphone PA and Robot Voice to Sci-Fi Villain, Cave Goblin and 8-Bit Retro.
  
• Fine-tune each preset, and hear your own processed voice to check it.
  
• Voice-priority ducking lowers sounds while you speak, so your voice stays clear.
  
• Your microphone is processed on your PC. SoundDeck does not modify games or other apps.

• Build new sounds on a multi-layer timeline from imported files, sounds from your board or recordings from your microphone.
  
• Edit per clip: split, duplicate, reverse, normalize, gain, fades, pitch, speed, low-cut and high-cut filters, drive and voice effects. Undo and redo included.
  
• Quick edit any sound straight from your board: trim, fades, volume, normalize and auto-trim silence, then save over the original or as a new sound.
  
• Zoom, select and scrub the waveform, loop a selection, and snap edits to sound edges.
  
• Nine effects (reverb, echo, chorus, bitcrusher, radio, megaphone, robot, low-pass, high-pass) with live preview and an instant before/after switch.
  
• Put any of the 24 voice presets on a recording.
  
• Export the mix straight to your soundboard with a title and hotkey, or save it as a WAV file.

• Turn it on and SoundDeck keeps the last 10 seconds to 10 minutes of your microphone, your PC's audio, or both. It shows what it will record and asks before it starts.
  
• Press F8 (or your own key) and the moment lands on your board in a Recaps category, silence trimmed. One press, no window in your way.
  
• Quick-length keys save just the last 15, 30 or 60 seconds (Ctrl+Alt+1, 2 or 3 by default).
  
• Prefer to trim first? Open the trimmer, then save to your board, export as WAV, or open it in the Studio.
  
• Replay audio stays in memory. Nothing is written to disk until you save it.
  
• A Replays library lists every saved replay with its waveform, length, save time and file size. Search, tag, rename, move or delete them, and see how much space they take.

• Your plays, top sounds, day streak, plays per day, busiest hour and day, Voice Changer time and replays saved, for the last 7 days, 30 days or all time.
  
• Recap: story cards for this week, this month, this year or all time. Save them as PNG images (1080 x 1920 or 1200 x 630) or copy one to the clipboard to share. Hide sound names with one switch.
  
• Counted on your PC and never uploaded. Images are saved only where you choose.

Scan a QR code and your phone or tablet becomes a touch deck on your home network. Trigger sounds, stop playback, save replays, switch voice presets and toggle the voice changer, all without leaving your game.



Let a co-host you trust run your soundboard over the internet, from a phone, laptop or PC, in the browser or in SoundDeck. They can trigger your sounds and voice presets and talk to you in Intercom chat. You approve every join request and can remove anyone at any time. Chat filters offensive words, allows only built-in reaction stickers, limits message rate, and lets you mute or block anyone. Hosting requires SoundDeck running through Steam.



Browse, subscribe to and publish sound packs. Subscribed packs download through Steam and go onto your board in one click. Sounds can be up to 10 minutes long. Upload checks run on your PC before anything is sent: format, length, size and loudness.



SoundDeck sends audio through VB-CABLE, a free virtual audio cable by VB-Audio Software. The first-run setup checks for it and, with your consent, opens VB-Audio's own installer. Then set "CABLE Output" as your microphone in your voice app. A built-in Audio check confirms VB-CABLE, your output devices, your microphone and matching sample rates, and offers a fix where it can. It cannot see inside Discord, so it tells you exactly which setting to pick there. The top bar keeps a live status of your hotkeys, microphone, VB-CABLE route and Instant Replay, and one click opens the fix. SoundDeck never installs anything silently and does not change your Windows sound settings.

VB-CABLE by VB-Audio Software — donationware, all participations are welcome.



SoundDeck contains no ads and no analytics. Your sounds, settings and Your SoundDeck stats stay on your PC, and SoundDeck keeps backups of its data files. Settings shows where your data lives, when each file was last saved and which backups exist. If a file is ever damaged, you restore a backup in one click instead of losing your board.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

The store trailer's narration and the voices of the friends in its staged voice call were generated with AI text-to-speech (ElevenLabs). The narrator voice is also the example microphone input in the Voice Changer, Audio Studio and Remote Producer demonstrations. The app ships no AI-generated audio and generates no content with AI.