Premium Mechanical Keyboard Sound

Play authentic mechanical keyboard sounds as you type, right inside VS Code. No external audio player required.

Features

Real per-key sounds: each key plays its own recorded click, not a single generic sound.
Switchable keyboard sound packs: pick from a growing catalog of real keyboards via the Select Keyboard Sound Pack command. The default (Aula F75) is bundled and works offline; others are downloaded on first use and cached locally.
Broad key coverage: letters, digits, punctuation, Space, Enter (including auto-indent), Backspace, Tab (including space-expanded tabs), auto-closed brackets/quotes, and arrow-key/Home/End/PageUp/PageDown navigation.
No external dependencies: audio is played natively via node-web-audio-api, so there's nothing to install on your system.

More are added over time. Run Premium Mechanical Keyboard Sound: Select Keyboard Sound Pack to see the current list and switch.

Command	Description
`Premium Mechanical Keyboard Sound: Toggle Mechanical Keyboard Sound`	Turn sound on/off
`Premium Mechanical Keyboard Sound: Select Keyboard Sound Pack`	Pick which keyboard's sounds to use

Setting	Default	Description
`premiumMechanicalKeyboardSound.enabled`	`true`	Play a sound when typing in the editor
`premiumMechanicalKeyboardSound.volume`	`1`	Volume from `0` to `1`
`premiumMechanicalKeyboardSound.keyboard`	`aulaf75`	ID of the active keyboard sound pack

Modifier keys pressed alone (Ctrl, Shift, Alt, Meta, CapsLock) don't produce sound. They never edit the document, and VS Code extensions have no access to raw keydown events without a webview.
Arrow keys, Home, End, PageUp, PageDown play an approximate directional sound based on cursor movement, since VS Code reports these as generic cursor-move events rather than naming the specific key pressed.
Terminal input isn't supported. Terminal keystrokes go straight to the shell process and aren't observable through the stable VS Code extension API.

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