Soundboard (PC)

1. Stop Button

Stops the currently playing track from this Soundboard immediately.

Tip: If you trigger a track from a script and need to cancel it early, this is the button you’d use (or the Stop control command).

2. Clean Button

Removes blank rows from the tracklist. Blank rows can appear after you delete tracks.

Tip: Use Clean after reorganizing or deleting tracks so your list stays neat and the numbering is easier to follow.

3. Track Number Column

Shows the track number for each row (for example: 0, 1, 2, etc.).

These numbers matter when playing tracks from scripts using controlCommand() (example: Track_0 plays track number 0).

4. Tracklist Column

Displays the track name and file type (example: door_open.wav).

To add/assign an audio file to a specific row: left-click the track name area on that row and select a .mp3 or .wav file.

5. Track Management Buttons

Buttons for managing each row’s audio track:

• Play: plays the selected row’s track.
• Delete: removes the track from that row (may leave a blank row until you press Clean).
• Export: saves/copies the track from the Soundboard list back to your computer.

1. Title Field

This is the name of the Soundboard skill as it appears in your ARC project.

Note: If you rename the skill, you must also use the new name in any controlCommand() scripts that refer to it.

Example: If you rename it from Soundboard to RobotSFX, your scripts must use controlCommand("RobotSFX", ...).

2. Sound Complete Script

A script that runs automatically when a track finishes playing.

Common uses: trigger an animation, start another track, change an LED color, resume speech recognition, or move to the next step in a routine.

Examples:

controlCommand("Soundboard", "Track_0")
controlCommand("Soundboard", "Track_Random")
controlCommand("Soundboard", "Stop")