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Typewriter Keyboard for Mac

Make your keyboard play typewriter sounds or any other sounds.

$20.00
In English
Version 10.1
3.2
Based on 6 user rates

Typewriter Keyboard overview

Typewriter Keyboard will play typewriter sounds or any other sounds when you press the keys of your keyboard.

  • Typewriter Keyboard allows you to make your keyboard play typewriter sounds or any other sounds.
  • It plays typewriter sounds when you press your keyboard keys.
  • You can replace the typewriter sounds by any of your own sounds.
  • A free and growing library of new sounds is available.
  • You can adjust the sound volume.
  • You can activate or mute it with the global hot key combination Control-Alt-Command-T.
  • It appears in the right side of the menu bar.
  • It doesn't need any installation which makes it very easy to use.
  • It is available in Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Traditional Chinese, and many other languages.

What’s new in version 10.1

Version 10.1:
  • A bug when selecting a sound file has been corrected.
  • A bug when assigning a sound to the space bar or the return key has been corrected.

Typewriter Keyboard for Mac

$20.00
In English
Version 10.1

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3.2

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artie505
artie505
May 30 2018
8.1
0.0
May 30 2018
0.0
Version: 8.1
Old thieves never die; they just come back to rob you again. EVERY AplhaOmega product is poorly written, overpriced, and available elsewhere with more and better functionality and for free...often within the OS, itself. Buyer beware!
artie505
artie505
Nov 21 2016
8.0
0.0
Nov 21 2016
0.0
Version: 8.0
They're baaack; hold on to your wallet! AlphaOmega is a bunch of thieves who charge excessive prices for poor functionality that's usually available elsewhere...better and for less.
bbw7
bbw7
Jan 3 2013
5.1-2147483648d-2147483648
3.0
Jan 3 2013
3.0
Version: 5.1-2147483648d-2147483648
Hmm, the cost aside, there are a couple of other functionality issues with this -- at least in OS 10.6.8. Upon opening, a little preference window opens, which allows one to modify things; however this is the only way to communicate with the program; although an icon appears in the right menu bar, clicking it does nothing. Nor does the application show up in the dock. The only way I found to quit it is to open Activity Monitor and kill the process there; it does not show up as an application in the force quit menu. The developer's site does provide a documentation page; however, it is not terribly illuminating. For instance, it says you can add sounds to different keys, but it doesn't say what format such sound files need to be in. But hey, the typewriting key sounds are good and sync well with keystrokes, i.e. there's no delay, so it puts out as promised in this respect, and that is what primarily matters.
Thus-spake-z
Thus-spake-z
Nov 9 2009
5.0
0.0
Nov 9 2009
0.0
Version: 5.0
Yep, Typewriter Keyboard is 15Euros....that's 22 Dollars and change US, currently. Absurdly overpriced. A far more reasonably priced alternative is 'Keyclick'; it's five dollars now. Works quite well, too. All Alpha Omega's software are 15 Euros including a Startup Chime Stopper when there are 'Startup Sound.Pref Pane' and 'Psst', both FREE...FREE...FREE. And they work just fine.
Plasterpyrus
Plasterpyrus
Aug 23 2007
3.9
0.0
Aug 23 2007
0.0
Version: 3.9
I gave this thing a try and I said its OK, even kind of fun for awhile. Then it started to anoy me after awhile, so I turned it off and kinda forgot about it. Well I recently came across it again and I said to myself I'll give it a whirl, so I went to the developers sight to see how much it cost. Well this guy must be kidding! 20.00 dollars for this, sheez louis! Made me think how much I appreciate developers that give their time and know how, to give us (the mac community ) those real gems for free ( or donnations )!
yuusuket9515
yuusuket9515
Dec 4 2013
4.5
Dec 4 2013
4.5
Version: null
bbw7
bbw7
Jan 3 2013
3.0
Jan 3 2013
3.0
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Dec 13 2004
3.0
Dec 13 2004
3.0
Version: null
Sjd
Sjd
Jun 23 2004
3.5
Jun 23 2004
3.5
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Jun 15 2004
1.0
Jun 15 2004
1.0
Version: null
Guest
Guest
Jun 14 2004
4.3
Jun 14 2004
4.3
Version: null