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Thank you for the suggestions! I've included the ones I could find that are copyright free on the website :^)
Nice work! Here is my quick brain dump:
- trumpets for an announcement
- horses riding
- goblins cackling
- force field / magic sizzling
By the way, isn't the light-dark switch inverted?
Thank you for the suggestions! I like them :^) I'll add them to the list of sounds to add. And thank you for noticing the inverted switch, haha whoopsie, I just fixed it
Scratching at the doors or walls
Heavy breathing as if something is lurking just out of sight
Do people really use these kind of sound board for their game ?
A part of me is like Cool I need that and a part of me is more like this is a big immersion killer so curious to get feedback of people who would use that. Is it just a fun stuff for the Lol ? or can you use SFX on a way which bring something to the game ?
They are great for ambient noise based on the surroundings. You can also do one or two 'instant' sounds like a large door booming. Any more than that and it starts to feel like a radio dj testing all the fart sounds in their mixer.
Personally in my experience the more background sfx such as a fire crackling or a cave ambient can really help set the mood for a specific scene, but in contrast the loader and more specific sfx such as an explosion are more on the fun side of things to wake up the players and get a laugh out of them :^)
Is it just a fun stuff for the Lol ?
Mostly this. I'm not going to use a soundboard regularly, but for something I want to emphasize and get my players attention it might be fun to use.
I was using a heartbeat effect in Roll20 during death saves and I liked it. I think my players did too.
Not exactly the same but I like using soundboards as a player, like for a Bard's cutting words or inspo., The whole class works with soundboards well and if the timing is done well it really adds to delivery
- Fireball
- Roar of a minigun
- Silenced handgun
- Loud handgun
- Pained screaming (you need like ten of these so it doesn't get repetitive)
- Slow thump of a heartbeat for death saves
- Thunder (for spells)
- Keys typing for netrunners/deckers
- Whine of a drone
- A couple of different phone rings for when your fixer needs to get in touch with you
- Sirens
Coool haha! Thank you for this great list! I'll try and implement them :^)