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Keyboard SoundsAdd sound effects to your typing experience.

Keyboard Sounds is a tool that runs in your system tray and plays sound effects when you type on your keyboard. It comes with a variety of sound profiles to choose from, and you can even create your own custom profiles.

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Keyboard Sounds: Add Sound Effects to Your Typing Experience

Transform Your Typing with Keyboard Sounds

Keyboard Sounds is a versatile tool that enhances your typing experience by adding sound effects to your keystrokes. Whether you're looking to simulate the sound of a typewriter or create a custom sound profile, Keyboard Sounds offers a unique way to make typing more enjoyable.

Key Features

  • Variety of Sound Profiles: Choose from a range of pre-built sound profiles or create your own custom profiles.
  • System Tray Integration: Runs seamlessly in your system tray for easy access and control.
  • Cross-Platform Compatibility: Available as a desktop application for Windows and as a Python package for other platforms.
  • Custom Profiles: Supports custom WAV or MP3 files for personalized sound effects.
  • Application Rules: Enable or disable sound effects for specific applications on Windows.

Use Cases

  • Enhanced Typing Experience: Make typing more enjoyable with sound effects.
  • Productivity Boost: Use sound cues to improve focus and typing speed.
  • Customization: Create unique sound profiles for different tasks or moods.
  • Accessibility: Provide auditory feedback for users with visual impairments.

Pricing

Keyboard Sounds is available for free. The desktop application can be downloaded from the Releases Page, and the Python package can be installed via pip.

Teams

Keyboard Sounds is developed and maintained by Nathan Fiscaletti. Contributions from the open-source community are welcome, and the project is hosted on GitHub. Developers can contribute by forking the repository, making changes, and submitting pull requests.


For more detailed information on installation, custom profiles, and backend usage, refer to the project's README file on GitHub.