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.

The Volume option can be adjusted higher or lower to fit your stream style.

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.

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.

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.