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I can't wait!

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Soundbite taken from Cayde-6 of Destiny 2.

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Navigation (Among Us)

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Radio Static/Speaking (Phasmophobia)

Heavy Foosteps (chased by ghost) Phasmophobia

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Heartbeat thumping (ghost stalking you) Phasmophobia

Banging noise (Phasmophobia)

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DEAD BODY REPORTED (Among Us)

Venting (Among Us)

...What? - Among Us

Ghost Attack/Gasp (Phasmophobia)

Dying sound (Ghost got teammate in Phasmophobia)

The ghost in phasmophobia making the noise from the Grudge

AAAAA (The Grudge-type creepy ghost throat sound) - Phasmophobia

"DIE." - Ghost on Spirit Box (Phasmophobia)

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Among Us Vent

Smoke Weed Everyday

"Wee" TikTok

among us irl

YES oh my gosh 

Best KEKW

is this among us

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Among Us 

DONT CRY

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Anime Moan

Photographic evidence! - Phineas and Ferb

I'm coming! Phineas and Ferb

This time you'll pay - Phineas and Ferb

This is horrible - Phineas and Ferb

Holographic projections - Phineas and Ferb

Candace scream - Phineas and Ferb

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WHAAAT

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Among Us Drip

Among us

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Oh Fuck Off

Twitch Affiliates and Partners have the option to use Blerp’s Channel Points integration, a system that helps you reward your viewers for their interaction and contribution to your channel.&nbsp;

Twitch Affiliates and Partners have the option to use Blerp’s Channel Points integration, a system that helps you reward your viewers for their interaction and contribution to your channel. 

Make Your Stream Even MORE Awesome.

Blerp Channel Points - Everything You Need to Know

Are you looking for a new way to connect with your viewers? Do you wish you could turn your passion for streaming into a pastime that actually makes money? Now you can with Blerp Sound Emotes, the all-encompassing solution for better viewer engagement and monetization on any streaming platform. With Sound Emotes, viewers can play Blerps to a YouTube stream, Facebook Gaming stream, or directly to a computer, creating a whole new world of interaction. Here’s everything you need to know to get started on https://blerp.com/soundemotes

Are you looking for a new way to connect with your viewers? Do you wish you could turn your passion for streaming into a pastime that actually makes money? Now you can with Blerp Sound Emotes, the all-encompassing solution for better viewer engagement and monetization on any streaming platform. With Sound Emotes, viewers can play Blerps to a YouTube stream, Facebook Gaming stream, or directly to a computer, creating a whole new world of interaction. 

Your Monetizable Engagement Solution for Facebook Gaming and YouTube Streaming.

Blerp Sound Emotes

With WalkOn, you’ll have the option to allow your followers to announce their presence with a Blerp each time they visit your stream.&nbsp;

Reward Your Subscribers!

Blerp WalkOn

Setting up a WalkOn sound to use with your favorite streamers is simple.

Get the attention and admiration you deserve.

How To Set Up Blerp WalkOn as a Viewer

Looking to creep your friends out or troll your Discord group while you play together? These Phasmophobia noises are scary, subtle, and perfectly clipped to sound like they happened in-game. From the scary ghost noises to creepy ambiance, we’ve got all the effects you need to spice up your friend group’s Phasmophobia night.

Looking to creep your friends out or troll your Discord group while you play together? These Phasmophobia noises are scary, subtle, and perfectly clipped to sound like they happened in-game. From the scary ghost noises to creepy ambiance, we’ve got all the effects you need to spice up your friend group’s Phasmophobia night. 

Playing Blerps Adds a Whole New Element of "Scary" to the Game. 

Top 10 Phasmophobia Sounds for Trolling

10. Radio static. Perfectly played at the early stages of a ghost hunt, this will make even the hardest of Phasmophobia veterans uneasy.

9. Ambiance. Play this for someone who thinks they’re alone in the area – the squeaky floorboards and gentle footsteps will freak them out.

8. Spirit Box: DIE. Only the angriest ghosts save themselves for the Spirit Box, and hearing one say “die!” right next to you yikes-level creepy.

7. Banging noise. Ghosts in the walls, ghosts in the floors; knock knock, hunters, they aren’t messing around… except when you’re the one messing with the other players.

6. Ghost gasp. Always accompanied by a ghost sighting or activity, hearing this gasp will make everyone in the group start yelling, “WHERE WAS IT?!”

4. Ghost attack/gasp. Reserved for when someone in the group is already on the verge of crying, this’ll send them over the edge as they try to run from the phantom sound.

5. Heavy footsteps. Someone is being chased… but who? This’ll make everyone scream.

3. Dying sound (ghost got an ally). This one is subtle, so save it for a moment when everyone is very quietly afraid of what’s coming.

2. Heartbeat pumping (ghost chasing you). Where is it?! Who is it chasing?! Maybe it’s EVERYONE! This is almost the perfect troll sound.

1. AAAAAA (Grudge-type ghost noise). The loudest, creepiest, and one of the rarest to hear in the wild, this sound is the absolute BEST for jump scares. Use it wisely.

For even more creepy Phasmophobia sound effects, check out the entire game’s sound board <a href="https://blerp.com/soundboard/5f7f2da3bdefb1000a201450" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a>. &nbsp;

First, go to blerp.com/soundemotes and sign in with your Blerp account. The very first prompt will be to add Blerp to your OBS system - this is how Blerp communicates with your stream. If you’re using OBS Studio, connection is as simple as dragging and dropping the widget into the program. If you’re streaming with something else, copy and paste the URL in the box on the left, then paste it into your streaming program as a browser source to connect Blerp and activate the use of your Sound Emotes page.

﻿Once you're connected to your OBS, be sure to customize your Blerp URL in the same "Setup" menu to make your Sound Alerts page easy for your subscribers to find. Then, copy and paste it into all your streaming descriptions, titles, bios and everywhere else so your followers know where to go to support and engage with you. Now you’re ready to set up your own Sound Emotes page, where you’ll notice a few new symbols. The driving force behind Sound Emotes is Beets, Blerp’s very own digital currency. Beets are used to share sounds to your livestream (with other ways to utilize Beets coming soon). Once viewers trade currency for Beets, they’ll be able to use those Beets to share Blerps live on your stream.&nbsp;

Much like the Twitch Extension, all Sound Emotes settings are completely customizable. To start setting up things the way you like them, click the “Settings” option in the top right of the page. From here, you’ll be able to configure the Sound Emotes experience. First, let’s look at the two streaming modes, Simple Mode and Search Mode.&nbsp;1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;In simple mode, only your featured and favorite sound boards will be available to your viewers. This keeps the Blerps played on your stream completely under your control.2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Search mode allows your viewers to search for and share millions of Blerps from our extensive database. All of our Blerps are rated (G-UR), and you can set the rating to match what you want played on your stream. You can still feature soundboards in this mode.&nbsp;

Right underneath you’ll find “Beet amount,” which is the universal control for how much it costs to play Blerps on your Sound Emotes page and your stream. We recommend 10-15 Beets for smaller streams, or upwards of 150 for much larger streams. How much it costs is totally up to you - and the best part is, anyone who uses Blerp gets 100% of the proceeds donated through Beets!&nbsp;

We strive to keep all of Blerp’s content DMCA-compliant, but if you’d like to be cautious with music, or if you’d just prefer no music on your stream, click the option to block all sharable music on Blerp. (This option is a beta, so if you ever have feedback, we’d love to hear it.) At the bottom, you’ll find the “Maturity Rating” setting - this controls what kind of Blerps make it into your stream. To keep things family-friendly, you can choose “PG,” or to open the entire world of Blerps to your followers, choose “R.”

Now, over to the soundboards side where you can not only feature your favorite soundboards, but choose custom Beet prices for each featured board. To change the Beet price of a certain board, click the “edit selected boards” option and use the drop-down menu to customize the price. You can make your personal soundboard cost less to play, or jumpscares cost more - it’s all up to you and how you want to run your stream.o&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;When we say “customizable,” we mean customizable. Not only can you choose which boards to feature and the cost of each board, you can also choose how much each individual Blerp on a board costs, and even which Blerps can be seen on a specific board. Want one of the Blerps on a certain board to feel like a “Premium” Blerp? Up the Beet price by clicking on the soundboard and choosing the “edit Blerps” option at the top. Love a particular soundboard, but don’t want one of the Blerps on it to be played? Hide it by clicking the eye to “closed” in the same menu. Whether you’re in Simple Mode or Share Mode, you can still feature boards for your followers to choose from. To remove featured boards, click the “edit selected soundboards” option and click the “x” on the top right corner of the board you want to remove. To add a new featured board, scroll down to “add a soundboard” and either search or choose from the drop-down menu to find the board you want to feature. To add it, click the “add” icon on the top right.

Under the “Sharing” tab, you can set the cooldown time for the entire stream, as well as set the volume for all incoming Blerps.&nbsp;

In the “Blacklist” section, you’ll be able to block specific searches within Blerp. This gives you the ability to censor certain words from being searched, and you can block specific Blerps or boards from ever being played on-stream.&nbsp;

You’re all set up, connected, and ready to stream, so the last thing to do is learn how to share Blerps! Depending on your settings, your viewers and followers will be able to view and browse your featured boards and use the search bar at the top to look for whatever Blerps they want. To preview a Blerp, just click the “play” button in the middle of it. To actually share a selected Blerp, click the “Share on Stream'' option on the right side of the screen.&nbsp; When a Blerp is shared, a secondary option to donate Beets will pop up. This is an option for your followers to donate even more revenue to you, their favorite creator. In fact, 100% of the Beets your viewers spend on Blerps go directly into your pocket, making it the perfect streaming partner to increase viewer engagement and participation while also helping you monetize your passion.

And that’s it - everything you need to know about Sound Emotes. Sign up now at blerp.com/sound-emotes, and join the Blerp Sound Emotes Discord server to ask questions, get help, or promote your stuff with other streamers and creators.&nbsp;

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You can customize how often a WalkOn sound can be played, and choose whether WalkOn can be used by anyone or only by a certain Tier of Subscriber. You can also whitelist any users you choose to give them access to WalkOn sounds, regardless of subscriber status.&nbsp; Each setting is customizable and something you approve - users will submit their requested WalkOn sound, but it won’t go into effect until you personally approve the Blerp they’ve chosen under the “Review” section. You can see the list of viewers with approved sounds under “Users,” where you can also see all the Blerps they’ve submitted and which have been accepted or rejected. To learn about setup, check out the video below!

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With Channel Points, you can:&nbsp; Select up to 50 sounds to feature in the Channel Points menu, create collections of Blerps within the rewards to organize them, and set a point price for Blerp redemption (just like the standard Blerp settings).&nbsp;With this tool, viewers can preview the sound in the Blerp extension and redeem their channel points through the Chat menu. We recommend having 15 Blerps active for Channel Points use at a time, but keep in mind all Channel Points options can also be quickly flipped on or off in order to better match the feel of the day’s stream.&nbsp;&nbsp;In the “Global Settings” menu, you can set blanket customization settings across all Channel Points, which can help to keep things simple and easily integrated. For more help setting up and using channel points, check out our set up video here:﻿

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First, open Blerp in the Stream for which you’d like to set the WalkOn sound. Click the menu in the upper left, then scroll to “WalkOn.” You’ll see an option that says, “Select WalkOn Sound.” Click it, and you’ll be able to search through the Blerp library for a sound you’d like to use.

When you find the Blerp you want, select it and click the “Submit” option. The streamer can now approve your WalkOn request from their end. It will show as “pending” until it has been accepted.

Once approved, you’ll be able to trigger your WalkOn sound each time you join the stream by going to the same WalkOn menu and choosing, “Play WalkOn.” You can also change your WalkOn sound any time by clicking the “Change” option, but the new sound will have to go through the same approval process before it can be used.

It’s that easy! If you have any questions or comments to share with us, join the Blerp Discord.

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