Free soundboard for Twitch
A free soundboard for Twitch streams: three ways to get your sounds on stream, with or without OBS.
Your browser will ask for microphone access when you click.
Set it up in Twitch
01
Route 1: a studio in Chrome
Open a browser studio that streams to Twitch, such as StreamYard, connect your Twitch channel, and set its microphone to “Facecam Virtual Mic”. Voice and sounds go out together.
02
Route 2: a Stream Together call
Join the Stream Together session on twitch.tv in Chrome. Open Settings → Microphone and pick “Facecam Virtual Mic”. On the same tab, turn off Noise Suppression and Echo Cancellation so effects aren't filtered.
03
Route 3: inside OBS
If you stream solo from OBS, skip the mic entirely: add the soundboard as a Browser source. The streaming soundboard page has the full steps.
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Whichever route: load the board first
For routes 1 and 2, open the Facecam soundboard and click Use these sounds in calls before you open the studio or the call.
Tested by Facecam team. Facecam extension 2.1.0 (test build) in Chromium 153.0.8010.12 on macOS 26.5.1 (Apple silicon), with Chromium's built-in test camera and microphone, not signed in to any app. We opened twitch.tv, not a signed-in Stream Together session and checked from inside that page that its device list listed Facecam Virtual Mic and got sound from it. We didn't sign in or join a call there, so Twitch's own menus in the steps come from Twitch's help pages (see Sources).
If it doesn't work
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| Twitch Studio doesn't list the Facecam mic | It never will: Twitch Studio is a desktop app. Use route 1 or route 3. |
| Stream Together partners hear clipped sounds | Noise Suppression is still on in Settings → Microphone on twitch.tv. |
| Sounds are in the call but not on my stream | The call reaches your stream through Stream Together's browser source links in OBS. Check they're added and that call audio is set to Control via Streaming Software. |
| A VOD got muted | A clip contained music you don't have rights to. Replace it with something you made or licensed. |
Which route fits you
| You are… | Use | Needs the extension |
|---|---|---|
| Streaming from a laptop without OBS | A browser studio | Yes |
| A guest or co-host in Stream Together | The call's Microphone setting | Yes |
| Streaming games from OBS | A browser source | No |
| On Twitch Studio or the phone app | None of these work | — |
More about Twitch
Twitch and music
Twitch's music guidelines allow music you own or are licensed to share. Recorded tracks you don't own can get VODs muted and clips removed, and a DMCA notice can go further. Meme sounds are somebody's work too. The starter sounds on the board are made by Facecam, so those are safe to play.
Sources
- Twitch Help: how do I stream (encoders) — help.twitch.tv/s/article/how-do-i-stream-faq (checked 2026-10-03)
- Twitch Help: Stream Together — help.twitch.tv/s/article/stream-together (checked 2026-10-03)
- Twitch: music guidelines — twitch.tv/p/legal/community-guidelines/music (checked 2026-10-01)
- StreamYard: supported destinations — support.streamyard.com/hc/en-us/articles/4415539271700 (checked 2026-10-03)
Questions
Is this the same as channel point sound alerts?
No. Those are set off by viewers. A soundboard is sounds you play yourself, when you choose.
Can my mods play sounds?
Not with Facecam. The sounds come from your own computer.
Does Stream Together work in Chrome?
Yes. Twitch lists a web browser such as Google Chrome for the call, with camera and microphone chosen in its Settings.
Do I need Nitro, Turbo or a subscription?
No. The soundboard is free and has no account.
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