Popular Audio-Sharing Site Only Recently Launched

CHARLESTOWN, ST. KITTS-NEVIS–(EMWNews – July 29, 2008) – Less than two months after its

official launch, Soundboard announced today that it had accumulated ten

thousand user-generated soundboards — containing over 139,000 mp3 audio

tracks and sound bites in twenty different categories.

“It’s the largest audio resource on the Internet,” says Mike Mitchell of

Soundboard.com, citing its use by radio stations, teachers, gamers, DJs and

more. “If you’re looking for a specific piece of audio, whether it’s

Churchill or Car Horns — we’re the best place to start.”

Mitchell credits the site’s organic success to blogs and social networks as

well as a system that allows anyone to build and customize their own audio

‘soundboard’ — an ordered, categorized collection of sound clips.

“You used to need HTML, design and Flash skills to create a soundboard of

any kind,” Mitchell adds. “With our tools, you don’t even need audio

clips,” he finishes, referring to the Board Share program which allows

members to grab tracks from other boards and add them to their own.

Board builders choose their color, player style, add description, link and

smart tags, plus rearrange their boards via drag-n-drop functions. Boards

can be embedded, tracks downloaded, sounds sent via email and friends

invited.

“We made it easy to customize, manage and share your creation — that’s why

we have over 139,000 clips,” Mitchell concludes, “and that’s just the

start.”

Soundboard.com is the Internet’s largest library of sound bites and

categorized soundboards. Visit http://www.soundboard.com for more details.