Record a quick voice line and turn it into an announcer, hype-man, or bullhorn drop for your stream — then export it already sized for the tool you're loading it into. This page defaults to our megaphone preset (a narrow honk-band filter plus a hard clip) and adds one-click exports built for Blerp, Voicemod, stream alert overlays, and TikTok/CapCut clips.
What Streamers Use This For
Announcer-style intros. Read your own stream intro or a shoutcaster line and process it into a booming "welcome to the arena" announcer voice for your scene transition or stream-start clip.
Raid and sub hype drops. A short, punchy "RAID INCOMING" or "NEW SUB" line hits harder as a soundboard clip when it's already got PA-style bite instead of a flat, dry recording.
Walk-up announcements. Borrowed straight from the ballpark PA use case — a "now streaming" or per-segment walk-up line for a multi-game or multi-guest stream, read once and reused every time.
Alert and notification sounds. A one- or two-word processed line ("FOLLOWED!", "HYPE!") makes a distinctive, on-brand alert sound instead of a generic stock chime.
Exporting For Your Platform
These are practical guidelines based on how each tool is commonly used, not guarantees from the platforms themselves, so treat them as a starting point rather than a hard rule:
Blerp — exports as MP3. Soundboard clips there tend to stay short; if your processed clip runs past 30 seconds we'll flag it so you know to trim before uploading.
Voicemod — exports as MP3, ready to drop into a custom soundboard slot or a voice-changer sound pack.
Stream alerts (StreamElements, Streamlabs, and similar overlay tools) — exports as MP3. Alert sounds are typically most effective around 2–5 seconds, since they play over an on-screen animation rather than standing alone.
TikTok / CapCut clips — exports as either MP3 or WAV, whichever your editor of choice prefers for importing a voice-over track.
Streamer Soundboard FAQ
Is this the same effect as the Megaphone Voice Effect page?
You can still pick any other preset here, from Ballpark PA to Arena, if megaphone isn't the sound you want.
Which format should I download — MP3 or WAV?
MP3 is accepted by every soundboard and alert tool listed above and is the smaller file, so it's the safer default for Blerp, Voicemod, and stream alerts.
Do the duration and format notes mean my clip will be rejected otherwise?
A longer Blerp upload or a WAV file dropped somewhere expecting MP3 may still work fine; the notes exist so you're not surprised if a platform trims or rejects something unexpectedly.
Is my audio uploaded anywhere?
Both the PA effect processing and the MP3 encoding happen locally in your browser — the MP3 encoder is only downloaded the first time you actually request an MP3 export, and your audio itself never leaves your device.