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Features

• Cross-platform availability: Windows, Linux, and MacOS

• Play audio files from many formats

  AAC	AIFF
  ALAC	FLAC
  M4A	MP3
  MP4	OGG
  OPUS	WAV

• Customize a grid view of your sound clips to your liking

• Trigger sound clips with custom hotkeys or a button press

• Set output device and volume at a per-clip level

• Toggle between light and dark theme

• Automatically update to the newest version if desired

• Localized versions available (work in progress)

  English	Español	Italiano
  Magyar	Nederlands	Polski
  Pусский

Installation

Windows (x64)

1. Download and unzip latest Windows build from the Releases page.
2. Run executable (amplitude_soundboard.exe).
3. If you would like to play sound through an input device like a microphone, set up a program like Virtual Audio Cable and set the newly created virtual cable as your clip output device.

MacOS (Apple Silicon / Intel)

1. Download the appropriate MacOS build from the Releases page.

• Apple Silicon: Amplitude_Soundboard_macOS_arm64.tar.gz
• Intel: Amplitude_Soundboard_macOS_x86_64.tar.gz

2. Run executable (Amplitude Soundboard.app).

• If a security warning blocks the app from running, open System Preferences -> Privacy & Security -> General and click Open Anyway. This is due to not signing the app with an Apple Developer ID.
• In order to use hotkeys, Amplitude Soundboard must be given accessibility permission to control your computer. This can be done under System Preferences -> Privacy & Security -> Accessibility. A popup should take you directly to this option at application startup. Amplitude Soundboard will need to be restarted after granting permissions for hotkeys to start working.

3. If you would like to play sound through an input device like a microphone, set up a program like BlackHole and set the newly created virtual cable as your clip output device.

Linux (x64)

1. Download and unzip latest Linux build from the Releases page.
2. Run executable (Amplitude_Soundboard-x86_64.AppImage).

• Hotkeys will currently only work under x11, not Wayland, as supported by SharpHook.

3. If you would like to play sound through an input device like a microphone, set up a sink in PulseAudio and set the monitor output of it to your desired input device.

Updates

Windows

A dialog automatically notifies users of available updates at application startup. To automatically update, click Update, or, to manually update, just download the latest Windows build from the Releases page and replace your amplitude_soundboard.exe with the new version.

MacOS

A dialog automatically notifies users of available updates at application startup. To manually update, download the appropriate Apple Silicon or Intel MacOS build from the Releases page and replace your Amplitude Soundboard.app with the new version.

Linux

A dialog automatically notifies users of available updates at application startup. To manually update, just download the latest Linux build from the Releases page and replace your Amplitude_Soundboard-x86_64.AppImage with the new version. On Arch Linux, you can use the amplitude-soundboard-appimage package in the AUR.

Screenshots

Main grid	Soundclip list

Editing a soundclip	Global settings

Contributors

Many thanks to all these people! (emoji key):

dan0v 💻 🐛 🎨 📖 🚧 📦 👀 📓	Taylor Hetherington 💻 📓 📖 🎨	John 💻 📓 📖 🎨	scottajevans 🌍	SVredeveld 🌍	Ilia Opiakin 🌍	Antonio Brugnolo 🌍
Marcin Badurowicz 🌍 💻	Samuel 📓	teacup775 🐛	Chapien 🐛	Dimmer 💻	David Cooper 📦	lucidboy1010 💻 📦
Coarse Rosinflower 🐛

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!