air horn

Ha ha ha ha! Cheer up dude, it's Christmas: The Grinch

Boom! Headshot! - FPS Doug

Moan Bark Fart

Noo she wasnt ready

Figgy Pudding

027- Butters From Southpark Sounds

Hydrogen f- Ice T Soundboard

Noo- Shrek Soundboard

(jhsakdfnajknakjfajkf)

I Just Cant Figure Out How To Tie These Nooses

I don't know- Marge Simpson Soundboard

Hopefully you- Deadpool Movie Soundboard

Figured- Sheogorath Sounds: Oblivion and Skyrim

Its Tommy Waller Terriffic - Jingle Commercial Song

Murphy- Lisa Simpson Sounds: The Simpsons - Seasons 1 and 2

R 2- Lion Sounds

Huh- Ric Flair Sounds

Enough of your nonsense i will silence you forever

84- Revenant Sounds: Fire Emblem Awakening

Are you crazy- Lamar Davis Soundboard

Yank- Peter Griffin Sounds: Family Guy - Season 4

Break- Chris Griffin Sounds: Family Guy - Seasons 4 and 5

Fuck everybody- Lil Wayne Soundboard

The devil fart- Fart Sounds Soundboard

Drifters is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Kouta Hirano. The manga started serialization in Shōnen Gahosha's magazine,

Drifters - Flapping Wings

fbi open up

Gohan - Doggie GPS

Mag er andere muziek op?

Chicken Wings

So what do we have here - Escape from tarcov

No one's left behind yeah sure - Escape from Tarcov

Laugh Taunt - Escape from tarcov 

Shut up god damnit (taunt) - Escape from tarcov 

Just die already (Taunt) - Escape from Tarcov

Door open it - Escape from Tarcov

Nice move! - Escape from Tarcov

Gotta reload - Escape from Tarcov 

eu kid omfg

Rings

Among Us Death

EMERGENCY MEETING (Among Us)

Among Us Stationary Kill

CRISIS ALARM (Among Us) Fix the Engines!

...What? - Among Us

Oh Noo!

greygos noo noo

Ghost scare

Live Like Kings

Tiempo FMS

Get Fucked

DONT DPS THERE!

NOO-

Fus Roh dah 

Que feio Fds

inferno gps

wings

A sound affect from Furtrap from YouTube when he accidentally if a golf ball backwards

NOO!

OHH NOO

King

Bings AraAra

Among Us Drip

kings rage

Oh noo

Holy F.S

king beingg king

King 

ARMOR KING! ARMOR KING!

Wings Cry

TOH- kings ragge

Oh noo Oh noo

we're the kings

Give up!!

It's an ambush, shit!

Aw shit, it's a trap

Are you nuts? What the hell??

Heads up, eyes open

Hold on, hold on!!

ugh I need a bandage

Damn it's cold

Cheeky Breeky

Gege izzy

boda bicha 

Opachki

the shoes are clean - Escape from Tarkov

shakespeare skav

FPS HELP

yebuchey

chelovek - Tarkov

Scav broke leg - Tarkov

Wah..My FPS is so bad

We'll be together soon

60 FPS

Screamer Scream

No No NOO!

RaNGer! Noo!

Nic Cage Boo Hoo

king

BINGS HAS WHAT? 

FFS BRANKO

FPS Doug - Dance all day

vine boom augh snore

You Don't Know the Power of the Dark Side

It's corn - Schmoyoho

vine boom spam

Sunrise - Negin ICP

Corvette/Destroyer Whooper/Steam siren.

Here are five essential sounds you’ll need if you want to troll people on stream when they’re playing Valorant on Twitch, or when you’re playing Valorant with friends on Discord.

Best troll sounds for Valorant

How to set up the Blerp bit extension Installing the Blerp Twitch Extension is the first step in engaging with your community through sound while earning Bits. Below you will find a step by step guide on how to set up the Blerp Twitch extension.&nbsp; <a href="https://www.twitch.tv/ext/oafn7vvzfyzyccwrwrt233221oe5wq" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">Add Blerp to your Twitch channel </a> First you’ll need to create an account. Go into your Creator Dashboard on Twitch. Select “extensions” and type in “Blerp” in the search bar. Select the extension and click “+ Install”

How to set up the Blerp bit extension

Cupcakke’s fan-made remixes took over the internet this summer. To catch you up, fans took Cupcakke’s song, Vagina, and mixed it into… everything. I’m talking everything from the Discord call sound to Evanescence’s classic “Bring Me To Life.” At this point, there are hundreds of remixes. Here are our top five favorites, links to the soundbites, and links to the TikToks.

How are you supposed to choose between perfection... and perfection??

Top Five TikTok Cupcakke Remixes

How to add Blerp to OBS as a browser source&nbsp; The Blerp browser source needs to be added to your streaming software (e.g. OBS, Streamlabs, Twitch studio) in order to play on your stream so both you and your viewers can hear and see Blerp redemptions. Here you can find how to implement Blerp on to your streaming software for OBS Studio, Streamlabs OBS, and Twitch Studio. First, head over to your <a href="https://blerp.com/twitch-config" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">Blerp Config</a> and click on “Copy OBS/Browser URL” under the Bit extension tab

Streamlabs, OBS, Twitch Studio, Xsplit, Lightstream and more!

Adding Blerp to any OBS

The Blerp Twitch Extension has all the features you need to elevate your stream. Here’s what you need to know to get set up and ready to use Blerp.

The Blerp Twitch Extension has all the features you need to elevate your stream. Here’s what you need to know to get set up and ready to use Blerp.

Details and How-To's for the Blerp Twitch 3.0 Release.

Everything You Need To Know about Blerp on Twitch

<h1 class="ql-align-center">How to set up Blerp WalkOn</h1> 1. Install and Activate the Blerp Extension Navigate to your creator dashboard on TwitchGo to Extensions -&gt; Search "Blerp" -&gt; Install -&gt; Configure You can find our guide on how to add the extension to your channel <a href="https://blerp.com/blog/post/Ad9f_JWxk" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">here</a>. 2. Configure and Activate Add browser source and test audio. Learn how to add Blerp as a browser source to your obs <a href="https://blerp.com/blog/post/Elh8aIH7s" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">here</a>. 3. Navigate to Blerp WalkOn Located under the WalkOn tab at the very top nav menu in your Blerp Config. Click "Resume" to activate if it's in a paused state. 4. WalkOn Settings Select the gear icon in the top right corner of your Blerp Config. Under the "WalkOn" tab, you can adjust cooldowns, sub access based on tiers, and you can whitelist users. 5.WalkOn Dashboard Once viewers have submitted a WalkOn sound from the extension, you can find the pending WalkOns within your Blerp Config under the WalkOn tab. From there, you can approve or deny the submitted WalkOns. Once approved, viewers will be able to set them to automatically play when they enter the stream or manually triggered from within the Blerp Twitch extension. Was the guide helpful? Please reach us at support@blerp.com or <a href="https://discord.gg/wArrReQ2ck" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">Join our Discord here!</a>

How to set up Blerp WalkOn

Thousands of Twitch Streamers are making money with Blerp – but how can Blerp help you turn your passion for streaming into a lucrative career?&nbsp; Blerp is an audio expression platform that allows you to enhance every moment and engage with your audience while you stream. When you stream with Blerp extension enabled, your viewers can click and share audio clips live on your stream. They’ll pay bits to play each Blerp, and those Twitch Bits go straight into your pocket. To get started, the first thing you need to do is add Blerp to your stream (<a href="https://youtu.be/OOXvCYNXJbU" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: black;">click here to learn how</a>). Next, set the bit price that best matches your stream: a good rule of thumb is to set your bit price close to your number of concurrent viewers. For example, if you have 10-15 concurrent viewers, we recommend setting your bit price around 15, and for streams with 100+ concurrent viewers, we recommend 150+ or more. The key is a balance, so your community is excited to share their hilarious and perfectly-timed Blerps. Once you’re all set up, you can start to really customize Blerp to really get your community engaged and sharing bits: 1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Create your own soundboard. You can create Blerps from your best Twitch clips, YouTube content, and more, or you can upload your own video file to use. Once you’ve made your soundboard, you can feature it for everyone, or keep it exclusive for Subscribers and top fans. 2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Add !Blerp to your stream title with a chat command explaining what Blerp is and how to use it. 3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Install Blerp on your component as well as your panel. Streamers who have Blerp accessible with a stream overlay see 30-40% more shares on stream. 4.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Feature content you know your community will love. In addition to your own custom-made soundboards, you have the entire Blerp soundboard database at your disposal, so take the time to find fun and engaging content. 5.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Lastly, we recommend having your mods create a soundboard of their own to feature on stream. This will allow them to add and approve sounds from the community, which can be an incredible resource. Your next stream with Blerp is going to be a blast, with hilarious clips and excellent viewer engagement that will help your stream thrive. So, install Blerp, sit back and watch the donations roll in.&nbsp;To learn more, check out blerp.com/twitch or hit us up on the Blerp Discord channel.&nbsp;(Be aware, you will need to be at least an affiliate streamer before you can receive bits).&nbsp;

Blerp is an audio expression platform that allows you to enhance every moment and engage with your audience while you stream. When you stream with Blerp extension enabled, your viewers can click and share audio clips live on your stream. They’ll pay bits to play each Blerp, and those Twitch Bits go straight into your pocket.

Everything you need to know about getting paid for streaming on Twitch.

How Can Your Stream Make Money With Blerp?

Premium Content Frequently Asked Questions: If you are looking for our set up guide please go here! 1. How do I become a Premium Content Creator? A. Apply at <a href="https://blerp.com/premium-sound-packs" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">https://blerp.com/premium-sound-packs</a> 2. What cut does Blerp get? A. Creators get paid 70% of soundpack sales 3.Who sets the price for my soundpack? A. Creators can set ANY price for their soundpack. We know you know your fans best! 4.Where can my premium sounds be shared? A. Any of Blerps integrations! We are currently integrated into Twitch, YT/FB gaming (through OBS), our Desktop app, Discord (Bot &amp; Console), iOS messages &amp; Android. More integrations coming soon! 5.Can someone make a sound of my voice?A. No we verify original ownership of every premium soundpack. If you have any questions or concerns please contact us at support@blerp.com

Premium Soundpack Creator FAQ

Blerp Channel Points FAQ Question: How do I set up Blerp Channel Points on my stream? Answer: You can find our step-by-step guide on how to add Blerp Channel Point Rewards to your Twitch channel <a href="https://blerp.com/blog/post/iPdsAxntw" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">here.</a> Question: I’ve added Blerp channel points to my twitch, why aren’t they playing on stream when redeemed? Answer: The Blerp browser source needs to be added to your streaming software (e.g. OBS, Streamlabs, Twitch studio) in order to play on your stream so both you and your viewers can hear and see Blerp redemptions.&nbsp;<a href="https://blerp.com/blog/post/Elh8aIH7s" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">See our guide on how to add Blerp to your OBS here. </a> Question: Why can't I hear the Blerp alerts / Why aren't my alerts showing up on stream? Answer: If the audio and/or alert overlay isn't showing up on stream when viewers redeem a Blerp channel point reward, try checking your Audio Monitoring settings in your broadcasting system. (OBS, Streamlabs) Audio Monitoring should be set to "Monitor and Output". Refer to&nbsp;<a href="https://blerp.com/blog/post/gDGbOh_1T" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">this audio guide</a>&nbsp;for instructions on how to change your Audio Monitoring settings After you've set it to "Monitor and Output", refresh the cache of the browser source and restart your streaming program. Question: Is there a way to create a channel point reward that plays a random blerp out of a group of sounds?&nbsp; Answer: Yes! With our new channel points subscription, you can now create a group of channel point rewards with Blerp buckets. You can customize the price, color, odds of a blerp playing, and more.&nbsp; Question: Can you customize the color of the channel point redemptions?&nbsp; Answer: Yes! With our new channel points subscription, you can now customize the color for channel point rewards.&nbsp;

Channel Points FAQ 

Top 11 Soundtracks to Set the Mood While Playing Dungeons &amp; DragonsThere are few things more iconic to the role-playing game experience than the classic dungeon crawl. And what goes hand in hand with a good dungeon crawl better than an epic soundtrack?&nbsp;If you're looking for some great music to set the mood while playing Dungeons and Dragons, look no further! We've compiled a list of the top soundtracks to listen to, ranging from classic scores to modern anthems. Whether you're seeking adventure, suspense, or just some good old-fashioned fun, there's something here for everyone. So cue up your favorite playlist and get ready for some epic gaming! However, before that, let's take a look at how you can make your D&amp;D sessions more fun.&nbsp; How to Make D&amp;D More FunThere are some quick and easy things that dungeon masters can do to make any D&amp;D session or campaign more exciting and fun.⦁	One way to make Dungeons and Dragons (D&amp;D) more fun is to make sure that everyone is on the same page regarding the game's rules and mechanics. If there are new players, take the time to go over the basics with them so that everyone is on an even playing field. If everyone is already familiar with the game, consider spicing things up with new challenges or playing with a different group of people.⦁	In the fifth edition of Dungeons and Dragons, multiclassing is a feature that allows players to combine classes. This can be done by taking levels in multiple classes or by taking a specific subclass that counts as two classes. <a href="https://blackcitadelrpg.com/best-multiclass-combos-in-dnd-5e/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">Multiclassing 5e</a> has many benefits, including increased versatility and the ability to customize your character to better suit your preferred playstyle. This will make your gameplay more immersive.&nbsp;⦁	Another way to make D&amp;D more fun is to get everyone involved in the story. Encourage players to role-play their characters and make choices that are in line with their personalities. This will make the game more immersive and enjoyable for everyone.⦁	Finally, don't be afraid to experiment and try new things. D&amp;D is a flexible game that can be molded to fit the group's needs. If something isn't working or isn't fun, don't be afraid to change it. With a little creativity, D&amp;D can be an enjoyable experience for everyone involved. Top Soundtracks to Listen to While Playing DNDGreat background music for D&amp;D can set the tone and make everything more spellbinding. These albums, songs, and tracks are perfect for the atmosphere in an RPG game like Dungeons and Dragons:&nbsp;

Top Soundtracks to listen to While playing DND!

How to Grow Your Twitch Streams More Effectively

If you're looking for more fun and engagement on your Discord server, you've come to the right place! Here we've compiled the 5 most fun Discord bots.

The most fun Discord bots for your server!

5 Most Fun Discord Bots

Audio Troubleshooting with OBS ﻿Having issues with Blerp's audio? Here are the most common audio fixes for your Blerp Twitch Extension. You or your viewers can't hear the Blerp alerts? First potential fix, Audio Monitoring OBS Studio You’ll want to check if the OBS audio mixer of the Blerp browser source is set to “monitor + output”. To get there you right-click the gear icon of your Blerp audio source in the OBS audio mixer and press the “Advanced Audio Properties”

Blerp Twitch Extension Audio Troubleshooting

Your most recent Tiktok video popped off and some new viewers are stopping by to check out the stream. A few minutes later they are gone... Every streamers has had this happen and we're good at staying postive about it but we all wonder how we can retain more viewers. The best way to retain viewers is to let them know ways they can be a part of the stream without feeling "called out" One of the best ways do this is through Blerp. Let your viewers know they can share sounds with Bits on the overaly panel or with channel points. Viewers that chat or interact are twice as likely to follow and 25% more likley to come back to the stream. You can also get them engaged with other Channel point rewards "Drop your guns" channel point challenges. Typically these are higher reward types but you can try making some lower-hanging rewards like "hydrate" Lastly we recommend you focus on key elements that make your stream unique and build talking points around them to reguarly review and refresh on stream. That way new users are made aware of what kind of stream this is and why they should keep tuning in!

how to grow your stream on twitch

How to retain viewers and grow your Stream

How to set up Channel point Sounds on Blerp The Blerp Soundboard Twitch Extension is the easiest way for you to add channel points sound rewards to your stream. To be able to use the channel points system you have to make sure you already joined the <a href="https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/joining-the-affiliate-program?language=en_US" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">Twitch Affiliate or Partner program</a>. The requirements can be found here <a href="https://dashboard.twitch.tv/achievements" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">https://dashboard.twitch.tv/achievements</a>&nbsp; Navigate to your Blerp config to begin setting up your Blerp account. <a href="http://www.blerp.com/twitch-config" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">www.blerp.com/twitch-config</a>. If you need help connecting your account <a href="https://blerp.com/blog/post/Ad9f_JWxk" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">read more here!</a> And setting up your <a href="https://blerp.com/blog/post/Elh8aIH7s" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">OBS here!</a> Once you’ve created your account, head to your <a href="https://blerp.com/twitch-config/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">Blerp config</a> to grant channel point access.&nbsp;

How to set up Channel point Sounds on Blerp 

When growing and building any product or Brand Retention is one of the most important factors to making real growth. The reason being is the simple principle of the "<a href="https://www.smartkarrot.com/resources/blog/how-to-fix-the-saas-leaky-bucket-10-essential-customer-retention-strategies/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">Leaky bucket</a>" and applies perfectly to growing as a small streamer.

small streamers need to know this to grow!

How do you increase viewer retention? Best ways to grow your stream

Using Blerp for console streams When streaming directly from a console, you cannot implement a browser source in your stream and Blerp needs to be added to a broadcasting software like OBS as a browser source in order to work. If you do not own a PC, cannot use a capture card, and are strictly streaming from a console, you can alternatively use one of the Cloud-base live streaming software such as <a href="https://golightstream.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">https://golightstream.com/</a> Here's a quick guide on how to set up Blerp on Lightstream! <ol><li>Click on the [+] on the right side of "layers"&nbsp;</li></ol> <img src="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/Kslx_7nUb4mIgElCViOozmH0LbsaQBz9eRz3AtNs-Tw_s--LBixwUh1D2dLM5uPRjspIxnnmIJcaLffsmmdz7R9erYt1WStzAUAkOqTIS8J7WP6eq7cfPdcuPQZAKMon4Zi5ZNURQ0R6JKhTSQ" height="279" width="488"> <ol><li>Click on "3rd Party Integrations"</li></ol> <img src="https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/eO-rO2LuaYxECU0qxuhGju2YlAXyA7NHxdzWBQpcTecyF61wjMeA0MI-RJHBodIDfu6MPTdMwC-550rZROUyPpQedZFLOk8Udq2KjpJL2aWQLPlquQMcry71AcVEiBDzPTVmPrRHRsKm5KgisA" height="401" width="369"><ol><li>Click on "Browser Source: Add any URL to your Stream" Blerp will not be located as a preset as we aren't integrated with lightstream.&nbsp;</li></ol><img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/IQUhvv__QDaCrwtWrW6oV1aC2ob8EH0zrsX7t87dKLURq9aKPsQoW4Tt0bukfDZdBowrfotzew9hvUN0Rs-I1iWWJPJW_xOJSstg3K51JwoGuqehPPZ1-QN7t3Q6MW6RKOcyMcyt48quwlGwdA" height="629" width="325"> <ol><li>Now go to your <a href="https://blerp.com/twitch-config/content?" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">Blerp config</a> page and copy the URL&nbsp;</li></ol><img src="https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/2D0FJ5JFkSNXaRozQ6kq77y2DszWLM5jelTgfsoyAAa4AMyd3Ydvw_70WInHFuAjado-n6s4MV_pwWP-NBonjR4buJ5dU85bmhYMNWqHkS-reQ1XySqyP5x-xAXkk_wwUS43rhkrO73aLBEixg" height="437" width="506"> <ol><li>Paste the URL from Blerp config into the browser source section within lightstream&nbsp;</li></ol><img src="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/gMv5Yctt6sTTPHpEFBao-k-fllPTweq4fw4ZoMQmNix39uvar-_zQB4HBZ-CD-9xejFbjHEVSsLc8yu7zNH-GqKctOISrAoLgiCHfQJ_pT2iNb_X6UPj_geVidgzOR13zAtUTK4cMKa1wJIGgw" height="300" width="624"> <ol><li>Now test the audio to see if it comes through by going back to your Blerp config &gt; Settings &gt; Bits &gt; Test audio&nbsp;</li></ol> <img src="https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/YBQCjTbxGd0fUb107-xpyeqmpZXTJh5j5VE9CCp1NNUlxNf2gyoOzBj1XNHIpi291eV3kavsQC7liFJFHM-7ATgNCTVZLv63cdbbD-RFbVxcdo5viukwZDCDRnSF-92sS2CTfXFqWIz252b7Qw" height="279" width="624"> Finally, The alert will pop up with audio *Please keep in mind that lightstream doesn't have any advanced audio properties so you will not see Blerp in your audio mixer or have the options to use Monitor and output as you'd see with other broadcasting systems*&nbsp; <img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/9ntonJ_NfzS49XDG5KIiA1QGtm9qFMpVzkxLMSXfUItP90VpfnlOc4N3PgA7ep_OLxWKxWvobRNLHJQnz5LPGAzQ59b-1Aco0f53ONNZfu-IIKZu1S8kAb5yGP3C8aP0tc2mjRL0Vt35J3eWAw" height="302" width="433">

How to use Blerp when streaming on Console!

Blerp WalkOn FAQ How do I add Blerp WalkOn to my Twitch Channel? If you're looking to add WalkOns to your channel for your viewers, navigate to our WalkOn set-up guide <a href="https://blerp.com/blog/post/Gpbu9ufCh" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">here</a> for instructions on how to activate the feature. Why are only some WalkOns working but others are not? If only some WalkOns are playing but other users' WalkOns aren't, it's likely the user does not have WalkOn set to autoplay. There are two settings for WalkOn, autoplay and manual play. This allows the viewer to manually trigger the WalkOn through the extension or have the sound automatically play when they join your stream. If the WalkOn has already been approved, it will show on the Blerp Twitch Extention and will give the option to enable "Autoplay" or to play it manually.&nbsp; Why can't I hear my Blerp WalkOns / Why aren't my WalkOn alerts showing up on stream? If the audio and/or alert overlay isn't showing up on stream when viewers play their Walkon, try checking your Audio Monitoring settings in your broadcasting system. (OBS, Streamlabs) Audio Monitoring should be set to "Monitor and Output". Refer to <a href="https://blerp.com/blog/post/gDGbOh_1T" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">this audio guide</a> for instructions on how to change your Audio Monitoring settings After you've set it to "Monitor and Output", refresh the cache of the browser source and restart your streaming program.

Blerp WalkOn FAQ 

It never gets old watching a streamer get pranked with a fake Discord call. It’s not just a selfish endeavor; the payoff of a great joke at the end of a call troll can make it worth it for the viewer and streamer alike. Some sounds hit harder than others, so here are my top 5.

Top 5 Discord jebait sounds for trolling streamers on Twitch

Nobody likes being silenced.&nbsp;In 2022, thousands of Twitch streamers every day are facing problems that hurt their growth and enjoyment on the platform.&nbsp;The biggest adversary in the world of Twitch streaming is the many policies they hold around music.&nbsp;Streamers are having their VODs muted from short music segments on their stream that the DMCA doesn’t approve of.&nbsp;The DMCA has also been hitting Twitch Streamers with unexpected bans with little to no warning.&nbsp;&nbsp; There’s a way to avoid DMCA and play whatever music you want on stream!&nbsp;With OBS’s feature called “Twitch VOD Track” you can separate your music from your VODs.&nbsp;In other words, you can have whatever music you see fit for your stream play when you're live while your VODs will have no music at all, keeping you safe from DMCA and muted segments in your VODs.&nbsp; First, install the free ‘Voicemeeter Banana’ software.&nbsp;This software lets the user keep their microphone audio, music, and game sound all on separate sources so OBS knows what to remove from their VODs.<img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/56qiwEbkeGyqJTQDRyO0QKYGHj9BOROaK6xLUVXwhhrL8gWx69tmhHbt8YDFNTaicAbbtJMybxlDNg3eqhxjUSfL9ynadcK3eKcjFETEWfJLtQTI1bmWH_OqWqjm0ftiNsfj3WIH" height="335" width="403">Second, all you need to do in Voicemeeter Banana is make sure that under ‘Virtual Inputs’ you have ‘A1’ and ‘B1’ highlighted underneath ‘Voicemeeter VAIO.’&nbsp;Next, make sure you only have ‘A1’ selected.<img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/EU2I_9xeqoAyugJpPd0qU1BkkxE3HgFgtdoD5hGWtnhxQp_Hzk-wBUOuE7LI6wy8X_m45vFdXwzRaOvIIpCxuX2wAw5KCm9D4Y4cdMEY4aoM9P3qPpeuva-rfyr5g8WVar47vKkw" height="448" width="189">Third, in your Windows Sound Settings select ‘VoiceMeeter Input VAIO’ as your output device and under ‘App volume and device preferences’, set your music software’s output as ‘VoiceMeeter AUX Input.’ <img src="https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/iWx0Kwl1PHNqNC5KunXlJabYeYIHQ7Kpx0tw7gn7F6GiGd5jDFDZ5ML7t9Xba337DeNR0XfcgdE6MpFR14MW4RKjq7Iq1dJ7wI0Vs-vmAqDnU9Lr981zj-ws0T7Aku8hv_I_ENSc" height="387" width="624"><img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/ecX3MiTcLwlTCVdEXSjvuE3J7A14wNPOgAKeykpoh5LHbu_hvLlSptGtbFr5JfptFwCuPsO4EeRXdXnLquDIo_UAzjjwiovYNK8q-4j-EaG8IPzlehX0MYx6PWmNxGoWEy_jyLL5" height="344" width="624">Lastly, Create two new Audio Output Captures in your OBS.&nbsp;Name the first one ‘Music’ and set the source Device to ‘VoiceMeeter AUX Input’.&nbsp;The second one can be named ‘Game Audio’ with the source Device being ‘VoiceMeeter Input.’&nbsp;Now right click the Audio Mixer panel and select ‘Advanced Audio Properties.’&nbsp;In the panel be sure to untick every box next to ‘Music’ except for the first one.<img src="https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/Z1M75r8NZR48zKOk47iQFprHF5nFIIryULgP8wLmUnKs1WDLuqJj4kpji3BRhjO-RmHCg2dexwYp6_dzfrkewRdv2Qn3KI43NyIn5CyQvsQsw_DFgVQfwme4jzrDPFFfglI9FOwg" height="383" width="624"> Now it’s time to activate Twitch Vod Track.&nbsp;Inside OBS go to ‘Settings’ then ‘Output.’&nbsp;Inside the window tick the ‘Enable Advanced Encoder Settings’ then tick the ‘Twitch Vod Track’ box. <img src="https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/Qhak-nFFxpnKWIwzCU8biZuSV3VKIes2HkZGWL5-kTXxok2F--if1II1PMA7dxUQZAB4NqMvLTxMdvaFHE6TCN5juZAQ-bEUYSduSl3y_BpTWOAW91mXgPsRMLQ-P9oSp14Jy-pD" height="237" width="624"> Now you’re all setup with Twitch Vod Track!&nbsp;The next time you go live you’ll be able to listen to whatever music you want with less risk of your vods being striked and muted. Please reach out if you need any help on our Discord! Or email us at support@blerp.com

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How to seperate music from your VODS while streaming! 

Blerp Bits FAQ&nbsp; How do I add Blerp Bits to my Twitch Channel? You can find our step-by-step guide on how to add the Blerp extension to your Twitch channel <a href="https://blerp.com/blog/post/Ad9f_JWxk" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">here</a>. Earning revenue with Blerp Subject to Twitch’s legal terms and policies, the streamer receives 80% and Blerp receives 20%. Bits earned via Blerp can take 1-2 days to reflect on your Twitch channel analytics. Third-party platforms like Streamlabs will not be able to track your bit revenue from Blerp because we are not integrated with Streamlabs.&nbsp; How do I stop viewers from playing Blerps I did not feature? To stop viewers from being able to share Blerps you did not feature on your panel/component, you will need to turn off Global Search. First, navigate to your Blerp Config. Under the "Bits" tab, you'll see a section for "Bit Sharing". Toggle "Global Search Restriction" off. After it is turned off, your viewers will be able to search sounds on your extension, but can only suggest the Blerp and will not be able to share it on stream. Blerp Redemptions aren't showing up on stream? If the audio and alert overlay isn't showing up on stream when viewers redeem a blerp, try checking your Audio Monitoring settings in your broadcasting system. (OBS, Streamlabs) Audio Monitoring should be set to "Monitor and Output". Refer to&nbsp;<a href="https://blerp.com/blog/post/gDGbOh_1T" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">this audio guide</a>&nbsp;for instructions on how to change your Audio Monitoring settings. After you've set it to "Monitor and Output", refresh the cache of the browser source and restart your streaming program.

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Let's first start with a question: Who are you competing with for viewers? Many might think other streamers, but this is not the case. As a content creator, you are competing for viewer's attention and time. That means your real competition is EVERY ALTERNATIVE FORM OF CONTENT. Why should a viewer watch your stream instead of Netflix, Tiktok, and Shark week? Every streamer must take a hard look at themself and figure out what value they are creating for their viewers. Almost every big streamer today can fall into one of five value categories and I can almost guarantee you they started off being really good in one of them before branching out to others. Top Reasons why viewers watch Streamers: <ul><li>You're in the top 1% of that game. This is often simply Rank or previous or current Pro players.</li><li>You teach your viewers. Similar to the previous bullet and often correlated with skill these streamers help viewers see why they make the decisions they make and viewers enjoy learning from them.</li><li>You make your viewers laugh. Yes, every streamer has fun moments but these streamers are defined by their humor and perspective. How often are you creating funny moments on stream? Anytime you tune into this stream you'll likely be smiling within 10 minutes.</li><li>You're a therapist. Viewers tune in to chat and be a part of the community you've created. This one is probably the most common among growing small streams and becomes less a focus as you grow but is still one reason streamers are able to grow.</li><li>You are very attractive. Yes you have to have other attributes to really grow and retain viewers. But many can build a following simply by being hot.</li></ul>

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First, some information for Users.Users with a Blerp account can access their personal accounts in-stream on Twitch, as well as Walk On, Channel Points Preview, and featured content from the menu. On streams using Standard Mode, users are also able to search and view their personal content.&nbsp;

Now, let’s customize Blerp to make it perfect for your stream.Simple Mode is an easy-to-use and straightforward layout perfect for “set it and forget it” streamers looking for an easy way to utilize Blerp. Only Blerp’s recommended and custom sound boards can be used in Simple Mode, and the featured boards are completely customizable. Add up to eight custom-made sound boards, or keep the list of Blerp’s recommended boards for your viewers to use in-stream. (Recommended Boards are the default in Simple Mode, but they can be easily removed if they don’t fit the stream.)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Because Simple Mode is a trimmed-down version of the full Blerp extension, users can’t access their accounts in any stream using Simple Mode - only Blerps that have been approved by the streamer are available.&nbsp;

Standard Mode is the extension default. It contains the familiar side of Blerp and allows all the same customization with some extra freedom for your viewers. You will still be able to feature boards, but in addition to that, the “search” option will be open and available to everyone. You also have the option in Standard Mode to block music from being played in your stream (this Block Music beta is automatically applied in Simple Mode) - however, if you feature a board with music, it will be available, regardless of the setting.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Beneath your mode settings you’ll see the option for Universal Bit Price as well as an option for Blerp Blast cost. Each of these options can be tailored to fit your stream. If you want to encourage more sharing, set your bit price lower, or if you’d like each Blerp to be perfectly timed, keep the price higher.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Be sure to set a Maturity rating that fits your stream - keep things family-friendly with a PG rating, or really ramp up the possibilities by choosing “UR.”&nbsp;

Now, over to the soundboards side where you can not only feature your favorite soundboards, but choose custom bit prices for each featured board. 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.To change the bit price of a certain board, click the “edit selected boards” option and use the drop-down menu to customize the price. You can make screams cost more than memes, or whatever you want - it’s all up to you and how you want to run your stream.

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 bit price by clicking on the soundboard and choosing the “edit Blerps” option at the top. Love a particular soundboard, but not one of the Blerps it includes? Hide it by clicking the eye to “closed” in the same menu.

Now moving from the “Content” tab to “Sharing,” there are options for Cooldown, volume, and more.The User Cooldown function lets you take a breather between Blerps, if you so desire, but can also be set to 0 if you love a more chaotic feel.&nbsp;The Volume option can be adjusted higher or lower to fit your stream style.&nbsp;You can also choose whether or not you want to post a Blerp notification to chat each time a viewer plays one. If you want to build the anticipation or make it impossible to tell if it was a Blerp or real life, this is a great setting to utilize.&nbsp;Also under this tab is your channel’s Blerp history, where you can see what user played which sound. This is especially helpful for Blacklisting users or certain Blerps.&nbsp;﻿More blocking options are available under “Blacklist,” where specific sound boards or Blerps can be blocked from being used in-stream. This will help streamers enforce their chat rules on Blerp by blacklisting specific words, phrases, or anything else.

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;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;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.&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.&nbsp;With Channel Points, you can 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.

With Simple Stream Setup, adding Blerp to your OBS is, well... simple. Rather than copying and pasting a URL for Blerp to work in-stream, setup has a widget that can simply be dragged and dropped into OBS to activate Blerp*.*The widget currently only works with OBS Studios – Twitch Studio and Streamlabs will still require adding a new browser source.&nbsp;

That’s it! Blerp is a simple, streamlined, and super effective solution for enhancing your content and engaging your viewers. If you ever have any questions, or if you have feedback or suggestions, join the Blerp Discord.&nbsp;