10 Best Soundboard Apps for Discord (2024)

We’ve all been there. You’re on Discord, someone makes a terrible joke, and you wish you had a ‘badumtish’ sound effect ready. If you’ve ever wanted soundboards for Discord to put them right back in their place, you’re in luck.

You can use freely available soundboards to play sound effects in your Discord channel, set up hotkeys to play your favorite sounds at the push of a button, and even use them to change your voice.

There are plenty of soundboards out there, but don’t worry—we’ve got you covered. Here’s the lowdown on some of the best soundboard apps for Discord.

1. Resanance (Free, Windows)

Resanance is one of the most popular soundboard apps for Discord. It’s no surprise—Resanance offers a great set of features and is completely free. It supports the MP3, WAV, OGG, and FLAC file formats.

You can set up your own hotkeys or a customizable deck of buttons to trigger the sounds. It’s also possible to set the volume of each sound independently.

You can use the in-built text-to-speech function to get Resanance to say anything that you type. And if you think of a feature that you wish were included, suggest it and you may see it added to the app.

2. Soundpad (Paid, Windows)

Unlike Resanance, Soundpad is a paid app. However, there is a free trial version where you are limited to adding and playing a maximum of ten sounds before having to restart the app.

The paid version allows you to set hotkeys for each sound file and use the sound list to trigger each sound. One very useful feature of Soundpad is that it offers volume normalization. This ensures that all of the sound files match the volume level of your voice. There’s also a sound recorder and editor that allows you to create your own sound files.

Soundpad costs $4.99. It supports MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, AAC, M4A, OPUS, WMA file formats.

3. Voicemod (Free/Paid, Windows)

Voicemod offers a free version that provides access to 10 different voices that rotate every day. Upgrading grants access to over 100 voices. As a Pro user, you can also create your own voices using the VoiceLab.

The price for a Pro license is tricky to nail down because it is constantly changing. There are regular discounts on the lifetime license, or you can choose a monthly price payable in quarterly instalments or annually instead.

Voicemod currently only supports uploads in MP3 and WAV formats, however.

4. Podcast Soundboard (Paid, Windows/Mac/Android/iPhone)

Podcast Soundboard is another paid app, but the price that you’ll pay depends on the operating system you’re using. Windows users will pay a one-off fee of $7.99. Mac users pay $4.99, which is the same price as the mobile apps. You can use the web version for free, but if you want to use unlimited sounds, you’ll need to pay a monthly fee of $4.95.

You may be tempted to splash out, as this is one of the best soundboard apps for Discord. The main interface allows you to build a soundboard of tiles that you can set up to play from the start, loop, or fire multiple times. You can set the volume level for each tile, and even color code them to help you find the right tile more quickly. The interface is ideal for use on tablets and smartphones.

Podcast Soundboard supports the MP3, WAV, OGG, WEBM, and FLAC file formats.

5. Clownfish Voice Changer (Free, Windows)

Clownfish Voice Changer lets you change the sound of your voice using a selection of voice effects such as pitch changing, robot voices, or aliens. It also includes a sound player to play sounds by clicking or setting up a hotkey. There’s also a text-to-speech option that allows you to select from a range of voices.

Whilst it doesn’t have the range of features of many of the other soundboards on this list, if you’re just looking for a few simple voices and the ability to upload and trigger custom sound effects, then this free option is a great choice.

Clownfish Voice Changer supports the MP3, WAV, and OGG file formats.

6. JN Soundboard (Free, Windows)

With JN Soundboard you can set sounds to specific hotkeys. You can limit those hotkeys so that they only function when a specific window is in the foreground. It means you don’t have to worry about accidentally setting off those same sounds when you’re chatting to Aunt Doris on Zoom.

Other useful features include the ability to create hotkeys that stop the current sound from playing and randomly play for a selection of sound effects. There’s also a text-to-speech option included.

JN Soundboard supports the MP3, WAV, WMA, M4A, and AC3 file formats.

7. EXP Soundboard (Free, Windows/Mac/Linux)

EXP Soundboard works with fewer different file types than JN Soundboard can. That said, it does include a converter tool that can convert most audio files into a compatible file type. Unlike JN Soundboard, EXP Soundboard is also available for macOS and Linux, so if you’re not on Windows, it’s a great choice. This is one of the few soundboard apps for Discord that caters to Linux users.

As with JN Soundboard you can create your own custom hotkeys to play the sounds that you upload. You can also set up a hotkey to modify the playback speed of your clips.

The EXP Soundboard supports the MP3 and WAV file formats.

8. Voxal Voice Changer (Free, Windows/Mac)

As the name suggests, Voxal Voice Changer is a voice changer rather than a soundboard. You can’t upload sounds to play at the push of a button, but you can alter the sound of your voice using the range of included pre-sets such as a robot, girl, atmospheric, alien, and many more.

You can create your own custom voice effects by creating chains of built-in effects such as distortion and pitch shift or set up hotkeys to quickly and easily switch between the different voices. It’s also possible to apply the effects to existing voice recordings. Voxal Voice Changer supports MP3 and WAV file formats.

9. Jingle Palette Reloaded (Free, Windows)

Jingle Palette Reloaded is an unofficial update of Jingle Palette, a free soundboard app initially created for playing jingles on radio stations, using the original source code as a base. You can still download and use Jingle Palette, but Jingle Palette Reloaded includes a few additional features.

Jingle Palette lets you create a soundboard palette with up to 30 jingles that you can activate at the press of a button.You can create multiple palettes that you can preload and navigate through directly in the app. It’s also touch-screen compatible, meaning you can launch the jingles with your fingertips if you have a touch-screen computer.

Jingle Palette Reloaded supports the MP3, MP2, MP1, MPA, OGG, M4A, WMA, AIFF, FLAC, and WAV file formats.

10. EaseUS VoiceWave (Free/Paid, Windows)

EaseUS VoiceWave is a (mostly) no-cost AI voice transformer for Windows 11 and 10 with over 100 live voice alterations. It’s compatible with 200+ games and 50 chat apps, including Discord, and with support for third-party streaming tools like OBS.

Users can mix various vocal tracks, tweak the mix between vocals and background sounds, and add different voice effects using its built soundboard mixer. Certain features, such an AI voice creator, require a paid subscription, however.

EaseUS VoiceWave supports a number of formats, including MKV, MP4, AVI, FLV, MOV, MP3, M4A, WAV, WMA, OGG, and FLAC.

What is the Best Discord Soundboard?

Using soundboard apps for Discord is just one way to make your Discord server a more engaging place for people to come. Once you’ve chosen your soundboard, there are some other things you can do to attract people to your server and keep them coming back.

There isn’t a “best” Discord soundboard, but there will be ones that you prefer to use the most. Give each one a try and see what works best for your situation.

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