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Each sound should have a sound slider that also affects all played sounds.

Currently the problem is if the soundboard has multiple long background musics in it (1h+) that the RAM is filling up due to the loading of all sound files into RAM.

It would be a better solution use a "just in time" approach and convert only a clicked file into wav to greatly reduce the RAM usage and remove the converted file after it is played after 5 seconds (like a garbage collector).

Currently it's possible to start multiple sounds on a individual bases but there is only one global stop button.
In order to play one background sound silently all the time and stop repeating sounds besides that it's crucial to stop sounds on a file base level.

It happened to me that accidently I triggered a background music twice, so it is playing two times with a slight delay.
This really sounds bad and you need to stop both and replay once, what makes an ugly cut in the experience (Since they are also not fadeable).

Instead it could be cool to distinguish a sound into background music or sound effects. The first one can't be triggered more than once. Sound effects on the other hand might be needed to get triggered more than once while the first trigger still plays.

An alternative might be that you can choose between multi trigger or one time play.

Give the possibility to create a Group that can be triggered at once.
A group can only consist of non repeating sounds.

Be able to create scenes. A scene stops all running sounds and only starts all configured sounds.
A scene can only consists of repeating sounds.

Be able to save and load groups and scenes as well from to and from a json file.

After this another feature request could be the following:
In order to create a scenario there has to be a way to combine a scenes with non repeating sounds over some time.

Give the possibility to show what sounds are currently playing, and show if they are repeated or not.

It is nice to be able to fire a sound by keyboard, however I think it's not possible to stop them just by keyboard.
By hitting a key combination, you should be able to stop a sound without using the mouse.