PodcastSoundboard

Your custom soundboard for events and shows

WindowsSystem Tools

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PodcastSoundboard is a Windows application for playing sound effects during live or recorded audio activities. It is intended for radio presenters, sportscasters, podcasters, tabletop gamers, theater users, and others who need quick access to triggered sounds. It can also be used for conference calls, religious services, and gaming.

The application provides controls for playing, pausing, looping, and firing sounds multiple times. Sounds can be triggered with a keyboard, mouse, or MIDI device, while volume can be adjusted globally, for each soundboard, or for individual sounds. Users can set track start and end times, use duck controls, and work with multiple soundboards at once. Its interface is designed to remain flexible and responsive while sounds are managed. PodcastSoundboard supports MP3, WAV, OGG, WEBM, and FLAC files, and can import or export soundboard configurations.

PodcastSoundboard can use a library of more than 500,000 sound effects provided by Voicy for audio projects and live uses. As a Windows entry in the audio and soundboard category, it is suited to workflows that require sound effects to be organized and played on demand. MirrorNest links directly to the official release rather than hosting a mirrored copy.

Architecture: x64

What's new in v2.18.2

  • Upgrade versions of underlying libraries for stability.
  • Ship universal Mac build instead of Rosetta.
  • Stopped the web link from redirecting the desktop app to a webpage.

Details

PlatformWindows
CategorySystem Tools
Package IDAlexanderPaterson.PodcastSoundboard
Latest versionv2.18.2
Architecturex64
Published9/25/2026

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