BordQ Setup Guide

This guide covers the full path from purchase to first working sound: getting a license, downloading the app, installing components, and getting audio routing into Discord, OBS, Zoom, Teams, or a game.

Video tutorials

• Soundboard button setup - Create and configure soundboard buttons, files, hotkeys, labels, and playback settings.
• Trim sounds - Cut a sound down in the BordQ waveform trimmer and save the trimmed clip.
• Live Audio - Use the Sound Browser to play web audio and route it through BordQ.
• Voice Personas + Voice Changer - See both dedicated voice workflows: model-based Voice Personas and instant Voice Changer presets.
• Discord audio routing - Route BordQ into Discord with VB-Cable so other people hear the soundboard.

Step 1 — Purchase a license

Visit the Shop and choose the license that matches your setup. Keep the confirmation email until the license appears in your account.

Step 2 — Copy your license key

Sign in with the same account used at checkout. Go to Your Licenses. Click Copy key beside the issued key.

Step 3 — Download for free

The installer is free. Download BordQ, save the Windows installer, and run the latest signed build.

Step 4 — Install every component

The NSIS installer offers: WebView2 Runtime, VB-Cable Virtual Audio Device, Voice Personas Engine (optional), and a desktop shortcut. Install all components for the full workflow. If this is your first VB-Cable install and audio devices aren't visible yet, restart Windows.

Step 5 — Audio routing

In BordQ, open Audio Setup and set Virtual Cable (Output) to VB-Cable Input. The engine starts automatically once both devices are selected. In your destination app, set the microphone/input to Cable Output (VB-Audio Virtual Cable).

Step 6 — Enter your license key

In BordQ, open the license section, paste the copied key, and activate. Your purchased modules unlock immediately.

Common issues

• VB-Cable not visible after install → restart Windows, then refresh audio devices.
• Sound plays but Discord hears nothing → confirm Discord input is set to Cable Output (not your hardware mic).
• Music sounds warbly or muffled → disable Echo Cancellation, Noise Suppression, Automatic Gain Control, voice isolation, and similar settings in Discord or your headset software.

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