Rocket League Event Audio
Killer Vibe automatically plays assigned clips for supported Rocket League events, from goals and saves to overtime, demolitions, surrender, victory, and defeat. Its detailed sports-style event set lets you make your own plays, team momentum, and opponent scores sound deliberately different.
Product proof
Build a match sound palette around scoring, defense, overtime pressure, demolitions, and results instead of treating every Rocket League event the same.
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
These are the event labels currently used by Killer Vibe for Rocket League. Assign sounds only to the moments you want, and leave the rest disabled or unassigned.
When a supported Rocket League match begins.
When a supported Rocket League match reaches its end.
When your team receives a victory result.
When your team receives a defeat result.
When the opposing team surrender event is received.
When the personal Goal Scored event is received.
When a Team Goal event is received for your side.
When an Enemy Goal event is received for the opposing side.
When a supported standard Save event is received.
When the distinct Epic Save event is received.
When the match enters a supported Overtime state.
When you trigger the Demolition (Kill) event.
When you receive the Demolition (Died) event.
Make each moment recognizable
Start with a few short reactions, test their volume against game audio, and expand only when every sound still has a clear purpose.
Give Goal Scored, Team Goal, and Enemy Goal clearly different tones so personal success, team momentum, and setbacks are easy to recognize.
Use a compact cue for Save and a more emphatic clip for Epic Save so defensive highlights receive the right level of payoff.
Assign a restrained build-up sound to Overtime that increases tension while leaving the kickoff and field audio clear.
Separate Demolition (Kill) from Demolition (Died) with a payoff cue and a contrasting personal setback reaction.
Get started
The setup path is intentionally simple: install through Overwolf, pick the game, map clips, then let supported game events trigger playback.
Install Killer Vibe from Overwolf and open the Setup screen.
Select Rocket League and review the goal, save, overtime, demolition, and result events.
Assign different clips to the moments you want, especially the three distinct goal labels.
Launch Rocket League with Killer Vibe running so supported match events can trigger your chosen audio.
Audio routing
Killer Vibe plays Rocket League clips through your selected output device. Other players do not hear them automatically through voice chat, and a stream hears them only when its audio setup captures that output.
FAQ
Goal Scored is the personal goal label, Team Goal covers a score for your side, and Enemy Goal covers a score for the opposing side. You can assign each a different clip.
Yes. Save and Epic Save are separate supported labels, allowing a stronger reaction for the rarer defensive moment.
Yes. Demolition (Kill) and Demolition (Died) are separate supported events, so each side of a demolition can have its own reaction.
Start with supported events, assign clips, and keep the timing out of your hands while you play.
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