Play your own audio into your microphone.
Hold a button, pick a sound, let go. Everyone in the call hears it. You do not have to change anything in Discord — Soundgun uses the mic you already use.
Soundgun screen by screen
The library
Drag your sound files in. Or pick a folder, and new files show up on their own. Cut, fade and set the volume on each sound.
The layout editor
Lay out your pages here. Put 4 to 16 sounds on a wheel, or up to 24 in a grid. Q and E switch pages in game.
Hold, hover, release
Hold the button and the wheel shows up. Let go and it is gone. Nothing covers your game the rest of the time.
One button, all your sounds.
Hold the button and the wheel opens over your game. Let go on a sound and it plays. Press Q or E to switch pages while you are still holding.
Play your phone into your mic.
Whatever your phone plays goes into your mic, over Bluetooth. Spotify, YouTube, a voice note — everyone in the call hears it, and you can still talk over it.
- Pair your phone with your PC in Windows Bluetooth settings. You only do this once.
- Press Connect in Soundgun.
- Press play on your phone.
What you get.
System requirements
Common questions.
Yes. Soundgun passes your mic through instead of replacing it. You choose whether your voice keeps going, gets quieter, or stops while a sound plays.
No. Soundgun works through the mic you already picked, so Discord, your game and OBS can stay as they are.
Usually yes, and always in borderless or windowed mode. Some games and anti-cheats block overlays, so it may not show up there. Your hotkeys still work.
Your mic keeps working. Soundgun leaves your normal mic setup alone, so if the app stops you just lose the sounds. This can vary with your drivers.
No. Soundgun leaves that software alone, and uninstalling puts back any setting it changed.
No account, no sign-in, no tracking. Soundgun runs on your PC and your sounds stay there.


