Streamer Soundboard
A streamer soundboard is mostly housekeeping: the little chimes that tell chat something happened. This one gathers those clips together, from New Subscriber and Toss Bits to Bye have a great time (Twitch sound), so a new subscriber, a donation and a sign-off can each get a different cue instead of the same default alert.
The reaction buttons are the louder half. [Shylily] Womp Womp lands flat and deadpan, Caseoh-WHAT IS THAT? is a shouted double take, and Ishowspeed "why this game so fun chat" is a whole sentence of bafflement. Vtuber Giggle ~ MagicalMysticVA and Risa de Zully cover the lighter end, while Professional Streamer and Monte - Streamerin are the in-jokes for anyone who has spent too long in live chat.
Keep the alert clips grouped apart from the reaction clips, because you reach for them in different moods. When something funny happens on stream, the reaction buttons work well in pairs: open with Caseoh-WHAT IS THAT? and answer it with [Shylily] Womp Womp. For a quieter moment, JoppiSausX/ttv Welcome Back greets a regular without interrupting the talking.
Streamer Sound Effect & Sound Buttons
Streamer Soundboard FAQ
Which buttons work as a new follower or subscriber alert?
New Subscriber is the plainest of them, JoppiSausX/ttv Welcome Back is the one for a returning viewer, and Toss Bits is the short drop that fits under a bits donation. Bye have a great time (Twitch sound) is the sign-off version of the same idea.
What does the (Twitch sound) tag on one button mean?
It is the only button here whose name points back at Twitch rather than at a person, so it is the neutral choice when you want a clean sign-off instead of a catchphrase from a specific channel.
Can I play two reaction clips back to back?
Yes. [Shylily] Womp Womp is short enough to answer a longer clip, so pairing it with Caseoh-WHAT IS THAT? or with Ishowspeed "why this game so fun chat" gives you a call and a response rather than one joke.
Why are many of these buttons in Portuguese or Spanish?
A large part of the set comes from Brazilian and Spanish-language streamers: Wanessa Wolf quebra quebra, Meme Deu Ruim, Meme Tô Perdido and Risa de Zully all keep their original titles so they stay recognisable. The English-language buttons sit in the same grid alongside them.
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Also known as: twitch alert soundboard, stream reaction sounds