Voicemod Soundboard Crashing: Tips for Smooth Playback

When using Voicemod's soundboard feature, you may encounter issues with crashing or minor hitches in sound playback. One common cause of this problem is the use of MP3 files as they are compressed and require decoding by Stream Deck before playback, leading to increased CPU usage. To avoid this, it's recommended to use uncompressed audio formats like WAV (.wav) or FLAC (.flac).

Another solution is to convert your audio files using free software like Audacity. This program allows you to easily change the format of your audio files and reduce the risk of crashing.

To get the most out of your soundboard, you can also adjust various playback settings. For example, you can raise or lower the volume of the sound at the beginning or end of playback over a certain amount of time. Additionally, you can choose to play the sound through a specific audio device and customize the playback behavior.

The soundboard feature offers several options for playback control, including the ability to loop or stop playback. You can also restart playback from the beginning by tapping the Play/Restart button. If you want to overlap existing sounds, simply tap the Play/Overlap button.

When using the soundboard in voice chat applications like Discord or games, you can change the behavior of the playback when the key is tapped. For example, you can set it to play the sound in a loop or restart playback from the beginning.

Overall, by choosing the right audio format and adjusting playback settings, you can ensure smooth and crash-free playback with Voicemod's soundboard feature.

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