Sound Pilot - add sounds to your computer keyboard

Sound Pilot adds typewriter sounds to your computer keyboard. It creates the romantic sound atmosphere of the time of Remingtons. With every touch of the keyboard, there is a new sound. This makes the process of typing more interesting and intertaining, reduces stress, and helps encourage more rhythmical typing.

By default, Sound Pilot uses the typewriter sound set. However you may switch to another sound scheme (for instance ICQ or Morse). If your mood changes, with two clicks you can switch your sound scheme, changing the sound aura around you.

Create your own sound schemes

You can also create your own sound schemes by setting different sounds for different buttons on your keyboard. Find wav-sounds on your computer or on the Internet, record your voice ... use your fantasy!

1. Please make sure you have installed version 2.1 and later
2. In the folder C:\Program Files\Sound Pilot\Schemes create a new folder with the name of your scheme, for example MyScheme.
3. From folder C:\Program Files\Sound Pilot\Schemes copy in the folder template file configuration of sound scheme SchemeTemplate.txt and rename it to Scheme.txt.
4. Add in your folder wav files.
5. Edit the file Scheme.txt. For each key you need to assign wav file name. Examples of sound scheme settings you can find in the other sound schemes.

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Download Sound Pilot 2.2 (6.4M) - Win XP/Vista/7/8/8.1/10
 

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