Player hears it
Killer Vibe plays clips through the output device selected in the app.

Killer Vibe connects League of Legends events to reaction clips so your soundboard can respond to supported moments like kills, assists, multi-kills, ultimate use, respawn, and match results. You choose the clips and the output device; the app handles the event-triggered playback.
Killer Vibe plays clips through the output device selected in the app.
OBS or other streaming software can hear the clips when it captures that same output path.
The app does not inject sounds into Discord, party chat, or team voice automatically.
These are the event labels currently used by Killer Vibe for League of Legends. Assign sounds only to the moments you want, and leave the rest disabled or unassigned.
When a champion kill is detected for the player.
When a kill assist is detected.
When the League player death event is received.
When a double kill announcer event is mapped.
When a triple kill announcer event is mapped.
When a quadra kill announcer event is mapped.
When a penta kill announcer event is mapped.
When the player uses their ultimate ability.
When the League player respawn event is received.
When the League match start event is received.
When the match result is victory.
When the match result is defeat.
The setup path is intentionally simple: install through Overwolf, pick the game, map clips, then let supported game events trigger playback.
Install from OverwolfInstall Killer Vibe from Overwolf and open the desktop app.
Select League of Legends in Setup and review the combat, multi-kill, ability, and result events.
Assign clips to the League events you want to hear during play.
Start League and let Killer Vibe listen for the supported match and announcer events.
Yes, the current League module includes a Penta Kill event that can be assigned a clip when supported event data is received.
Yes. Killer Vibe lets you assign clips per event, so Kill and Ultimate Used can have different sounds.
No. Discord login is for account sync. Killer Vibe plays clips through the output device you select.
Start with supported events, assign clips, and keep the timing out of your hands while you play.