Sound Alerts Twitch Extension

The Sound Alerts Twitch Extension is an interactive tool for streamers that enables your viewers to play sounds from a soundboard directly in your livestream.

Yes, Sound Alerts is an incentive for viewers to even use more Bits on the streamers channel. Streamers can set a Bits amount that viewers use to play a Sound Alert on the stream. Streamers increased their Twitch income after they installed Sound Alerts.

Streamers need to be a Twitch Affiliate or Partner in order to be able to use the Bits feature for Sound Alerts.

When viewers perform and confirm an action that requires Bits within the Extension, streamers will earn 80% of 1 U.S. cent per Bit used.

Streamers can install the Sound Alerts Twitch extension in the Twitch extension store on the creator dashboard of Twitch.tv. Once installed, the extension needs to be activated either as a panel or component extension. The panel extension will be visible on the Twitch channel page below the stream player while the component extension will be visible on top of the stream player (when openend by clicking the navigation on the right side).

Install Sound Alerts on Twitch

No, not at all. As soon as you install the Twitch Extension, your viewers will be able to use it on desktop and in the official Twitch app for iOS and Android.

Before adding sounds to your Sound Alerts, you can preview them on the dashboard and you have full control of all sounds that are played on your stream through Sound Alerts. Your viewers are only able to play sounds that you have selected on the dashboard.

Sound Alerts has a library with more than half a million sounds. Nearly all of the sounds you find are custom user-generated sound files and not owned by music record labels. However, it still could be that users still upload copyrighted sounds. So we recommend not selecting sounds that contain any music.

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The payout of your Sound Alerts revenue is handled by Twitch and comes together with your other Twitch income 15 days after the end of the month. If you are already receiving money from Twitch you don't need to take any actions. You can see insights of your Sound Alerts revenue inside the Twitch dashboard. Third party platforms like Streamlabs or Streamelements are currently not able to track your Sound Alerts Bits revenue