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MatchBeats

Features

Everything you need for matchday audio

Built for PA operators, club managers and event crews.

  • Instant playback

    Jingles, hype tracks and effects on a single tap. No latency, no scrubbing for the drop.

  • Live game clock

    Match timer with periods and time penalties. Halftime music cues itself.

  • Shared with your crew

    Boards and run-of-shows live with the club, not on one volunteer's laptop. Whoever sits in the booth is ready.

Inside the product

What you actually get

No mockups. This is what your operator sees on Saturday.

A board built around match situations

Sounds grouped the way a match unfolds: goal, penalty, timeout, sponsor. Your operator thinks in moments, not filenames.

  • Label and colour-code by situation
  • Trim long tracks to the seconds you use
  • Fade in, fade out, duck under the announcer
The MatchBeats soundboard with clips grouped by match situation

The run-of-show, written down

Plan the sequence once. Every volunteer who sits in the booth after you knows exactly what comes next.

  • Ordered blocks for each phase
  • Sponsor reads scheduled so none get missed
  • Shared across the crew, not one laptop
The MatchBeats matchday planner showing an ordered run-of-show

Clock and scoreboard in one place

The game clock sits next to the audio, so halftime cues land on time and the display your crowd sees never drifts.

  • Period tracking with penalty countdowns
  • Live scoreboard for a second screen
  • Halftime block that starts itself
The MatchBeats game clock and live scoreboard controls

Who runs it

Built for the booth, whatever the sport

The pace changes, the job doesn't: the right sound, on time, without fumbling.

By sport

  • A football match under floodlights

    Football

    Two long halves, and goal songs that have to land within a second of the net moving.

  • A handball player shooting at goal

    Handball

    Constant stoppages and two-minute suspensions, counted down beside the match clock.

  • Sprinters coming out of the blocks on a running track

    Athletics

    Heats back to back on a shared schedule, each one announced and cued from the same board.

  • A basketball player driving to the hoop

    Basketball

    Four quarters and a crowd that expects sound in every break. Short stingers, always ready.

  • A hockey player on the turf

    Hockey

    Penalty corners, green cards, and a clock that stops for all of it — on turf or indoors.

  • An ice hockey player breaking towards goal

    Ice hockey

    Three periods, line changes at speed, and a horn the whole rink is waiting for.

  • A baseball batter swinging at a pitch

    Baseball

    Nine innings, a walk-up song for every batter, and organ stabs to fill the gaps between pitches.

  • An American football player carrying the ball upfield

    American football

    Four quarters that stop more than they run, and a cue waiting for every snap, timeout and touchdown.

Your next home match is already on the calendar.

Start free, build your board this week, run the whole thing from one screen on Saturday.