Via drag & drop, easily assign sound files of. I'm just wondering if there's anything out there already that you've had good experiences with. Soundplant turns your computer keyboard into a versatile, low latency sound trigger and playable instrument. Pressing any keyboard key will play its assigned sound, and so will double clicking the onscreen key. For the most basic usage, simply drag and drop sound files onto onscreen computer keyboard keys. ape, & many many more, even audio from video files like. Soundplant is designed to be largely self-explanatory.
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I know this stuff is possible, I could program it myself if I knew how to do UI stuff and wanted to go through the effort. Soundplant is live performance audio software that turns your computer. Top Alternatives to Soundplant for Windows Soundplant Trial version 2. And as far as I can tell it doesn't record keyup events (to play the sound for as long you hold the key, then kill it when you release it) or even really properly record keydown, since repeat is on by default as if you were entering text. Certain keys aren't available for use and the ones that are (besides the letters) aren't really convenient for my keyboard's layout. Soundplant is good and I'll be using it for right now but it's just a little too limited. Just looking for a way to press a key and have a specified waveform play according to which key.
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