A free soundboard for Windows. Press a button or a hotkey, even in-game, and your friends in Discord or your game hear the sound through your mic.
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Your sounds go out through your mic (via a free virtual cable the installer sets up). Your voice goes along with them, or send only the sounds.
Someone says something funny in Discord? Press one key and the last 30 seconds you heard become a pad, ready to play back at them. Kept only in memory until you press it.
Hit a pad on an Akai LPD8, a Launchpad or any USB MIDI controller to play a sound, no extra software. Hold-to-play sounds stop when you let go; macro keypads work too.
A sound the moment something shows up in your game, like "YOU DIED", a rare spawn or a queue popping. It watches the game's own window, even behind other windows, and can ring until you stop it. One click adds it: it's the free Onion Watch add-on, also its own app.
Global hotkeys work while you play. Press a key for a small panel of pads over your game, then a number to play one.
Robot, radio, echo, pitch and more on your live voice, or type and a computer voice says it. Live voice-to-speech and translation too.
Trim, speed, pitch, bass boost, reverse, reverb. One-click presets like Ear rape, Nightcore, Slowed + reverb.
Drag in files, or search YouTube and SoundCloud right in the app and add the audio as a pad.
Radio from around the world on a 3D globe, or send one program's sound (music, a video) to your friends.
Sent in smart mono with room for the call's compression, and a one-click check that tells you which Discord setting is chopping your sounds up.
Optional: let a Stream Deck, Touch Portal, AutoHotkey or a script on your PC play your sounds, guarded by a key only you have.
31 themes (a few of them memes), pictures and colours on your pads, categories, backups you can take to a new PC, and sound packs to share with friends.




OnionBoardSetup.exe and run it.Windows or your browser may warn you about the download. That's normal for a free app from a small developer: the installer isn't "code-signed", which costs hundreds a year. Click More info → Run anyway (or ⋯ → Keep in Edge / Chrome). The full source code is on GitHub if you'd like to check it.