By visiting the 'My Alerts' section, you can individualize other aspects of the alert, like the volume or the corresponding overlay.Click on 'Add Sound Button' to finish this process. You can always choose to offer the alert for free via the Extension. In the following menu, you can select the number of Bits or Channel Points (only for affiliated or partnered streamers) needed to activate the alert.If you find a sound you like, click ' Open'.Please be aware that some of these sounds are loud and scary so ensure that you are prepared for that. We recommend searching for terms like scary, jumpscare, or spooky. Go over to the sound library and search for sounds that you like.All you need to do is create these alerts within the Sound Alerts Dashboard: It would not be a good spooky stream without proper jumpscare alerts: With Sound Alerts, your viewers can activate alerts for Bits, Channel Points, or for free.

Our video guide will show you how to set up Sound Alerts in under 10 minutes Create Jumpscare Alerts If you already use Sound Alerts, you can ignore this part of the process and head straight to our tips and tricks below. The activation can be done in less than 10 minutes-simply follow this video guide, and you will be ready to proceed. Before your livestream can start, you will need to activate the Twitch Extension Sound Alerts: It will provide you with an interactive soundboard your viewers on Twitch can use, a scene editor full of widgets and sounds for your stream alerts.

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