Combat
Kill
When a supported Fortnite elimination is registered for you.
Death
When your player is eliminated during a supported Fortnite match.
Fortnite Event Audio
Fortnite Automatic Soundboard
Killer Vibe automatically plays the clips you assign when one of four supported Fortnite events occurs: a kill, your death, the start of a match, or the end of a match. The page stays deliberately concise because those are the Fortnite triggers available in Killer Vibe today.
Product proof
From match moment to sound reaction
Choose a distinct clip for each supported Fortnite moment, then keep your hands on the game while Killer Vibe handles those reactions automatically.
01Game event
A supported moment happens while you play.
02Killer Vibe
The assigned reaction is selected automatically.
03Selected output
Your clip plays through the output device you chose.
Event catalog
Supported Fortnite event labels
These are the event labels currently used by Killer Vibe for Fortnite. Assign sounds only to the moments you want, and leave the rest disabled or unassigned.
Match Flow
Match Start
When a supported Fortnite match begins.
Match End
When a supported Fortnite match reaches its ending state.
Make each moment recognizable
Fortnite reaction ideas
Start with a few short reactions, test their volume against game audio, and expand only when every sound still has a clear purpose.
Quick kill sting
Assign a brief, recognizable hit to Kill so an elimination lands without masking footsteps or nearby combat audio.
Kill
Personal death reaction
Give Death a separate reaction that marks your elimination without implying a placement or final match result.
Death
Opening and closing cues
Use different sounds for Match Start and Match End to frame the session without claiming unsupported victory or placement triggers.
Match StartMatch End
Get started
Setup flow
The setup path is intentionally simple: install through Overwolf, pick the game, map clips, then let supported game events trigger playback.
- 1
Install Killer Vibe from the Overwolf App Store and open its Setup screen.
- 2
Select Fortnite and review the four available event cards.
- 3
Assign clips to Kill, Death, Match Start, or Match End and adjust each event volume.
- 4
Launch Fortnite and keep Killer Vibe running while the supported Overwolf event provider connects.
Audio routing
Who hears the sound?
Killer Vibe plays Fortnite clips through the output device you select. Teammates do not hear them automatically through voice chat, and a stream hears them only when your capture setup includes that output.
- You hear the selected outputKiller Vibe plays each assigned clip through the output device selected in the app.
- A stream needs to capture itOBS or other streaming software hears the clip only when it captures that same audio path.
- Voice chat stays separateKiller Vibe does not automatically inject clips into Discord, party chat, or in-game team voice.
What to know before you install
- Fortnite currently has four listed triggers in Killer Vibe: Kill, Death, Match Start, and Match End.
- Placement, victory, storm, chest, weapon, and assist events are not listed as supported Fortnite triggers.
- Event availability can change when Fortnite or Overwolf updates the game-event provider.
FAQ
Fortnite soundboard FAQ
Which Fortnite events can trigger Killer Vibe?
The listed Fortnite triggers are Kill, Death, Match Start, and Match End. Killer Vibe can play the clips you assign when those supported events are received.
Can Killer Vibe react to a Fortnite victory or placement?
Not as a separately listed trigger. Victory, placement, storm, chest, weapon, and assist events are not part of the supported Fortnite event list.
Will my Fortnite squad hear the clips automatically?
No. Clips play through your selected output device and are not injected into Fortnite voice chat. A stream hears them only if that output is captured.
Build your Fortnite reactions.
Start with supported events, assign clips, and keep the timing out of your hands while you play.
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