Most soundboards made me choose: either my friends heard the sound or I did. The alternative was a Voicemeeter setup with ten routing settings, and then Discord’s noise suppression ate the sound effects anyway. So I built Bubblepad. It mixes your mic and your sounds into one virtual microphone (it uses the free VB-CABLE driver and offers to install it in one click). You set Discord’s input to CABLE Output once and forget about it. You hear your sounds too, but not your own voice Global hotkeys that work in-game. Tested in League of Legends and ARC Raiders Pages. Each page has its own hotkeys, so a handful of keys can hold dozens of sounds. A soft pop in your headphones tells you which page you’re on. Built-in noise reduction for your voice, so you can turn Discord’s off without it filtering out your sounds Trim editor with one-click silence removal. Your files are never modified Optionally starts with Windows, hidden in the tray A 2000s media-player look, with day and night themes Free and open source (MIT). No account, no ads, no tracking. The only time it goes online is to download VB-CABLE from the official site, and only if you ask it to. Heads-up: it isn’t code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may warn you (More info → Run anyway). All the source is on GitHub if you’d rather check it first. It’s still early (v0.4), and I’d really appreciate people trying it and telling me what breaks, what’s confusing or what’s missing. Here or in GitHub issues, both work. Download: https://github.com/civercras/BubblePad/releases/latest   submitted by   /u/civercras [link]   [comments]