The Sound Alerts Blog

It is finally time to release one of our most anticipated features of this year: As revealed in our anniversary update in April, we are thrilled to announce the launch of Text-to-speech alerts in the Sound Alerts Twitch Extension.

Starting today, you can select additional colors for the design of your Twitch Extension. We hope that this enables you to find additional ways to match your brand style.

In this guide, we will show you how to mute Sound Alerts in your VODs on Twitch and your local recordings using OBS and Streamlabs Desktop (SLOBS).

Happy (4th) birthday to us. We would like to take this opportunity to reflect on some of our most prominent milestones and showcase some of our plans for the near future with upcoming product updates and highly requested new features.

The following paragraphs will guide you through the setup process of Sound Alerts, which will take you less than 15 minutes in total.

In this iteration of the Sound Alerts Streamer Interviews, we are talking to Taneesha - an avid Minecraft streamer and Sound Alerts partner.

Starting today, you can add managers to your dashboard through the settings section. The managers will be able to customize your alerts, select sounds, and design your Sound Alerts overlays.

Hold your !farts and brace yourself: The all-new Sound Alerts dashboard and various fresh features are finally here. Experience Sound Alerts in an entirely new dashboard appearance containing some of the most requested features of our community.

This guide introduces several ways to monetize your livestream on platforms like Twitch and will show you how to make money.