Your sounds, in your real mic.
A soundboard for Discord. Click, and the sound goes out with your voice. No virtual mic, no VB-Cable, nothing to set up in Discord.
Nothing to change in Discord.
with a virtual audio cable
- 01install the cable
- 02pick it as your mic in Discord
- 03route your voice into the cable
- 04do it again in every game, in OBS
with zoundo
- 01install Zoundo
- 02click a sound
One click or one shortcut.
ctrl+alt+1 … 9
One shortcut per sound, mid-game, with the window closed. ctrl+alt+0 stops everything.
your voice untouched
Sounds are added to your mic, nothing else changes. About 40 ms of latency.
two volumes
One for what others hear, one for your headset.
wav · mp3 · ogg · flac
Drop your files into the window.
system tray
Starts with Windows and stays tucked away by the clock.
mic test
A beep, a meter: you see the sound gets through before opening Discord.
The sound goes into your mic, not next to it.
Windows can load a processing module onto a microphone: an APO. Zoundo installs one on yours. The soundboard sends it the sounds, and it adds them to your voice.
It's the same approach as Equalizer APO. The code is open source, MIT licensed: github.com/LeoMartinDev/audiopipe
what the install changes
Download Zoundo
- 01downloadA single file.
- 02installWindows asks for admin rights. PC sound cuts out for a few seconds.
- 03playPick your mic, click a sound. Nothing changes in Discord.