When I start work on a project, be it a game, application or animation, I create a folder for the project, which contains a number of subfolders for different parts of the project. One of these subfolders is Sound. I like to keep all my music, sound effects and speech files in one location.

Listening to, copying over and renaming files, over and over again, can be quite tedious. Hence, I created Sound Bopper to do the job for me. However, with the release of MMF 2 by Clickteam, a host of new sound options became available for software development and so Sound Bopper was updated to reflect these extra options.

Welcome to Sound Bopper 2.

Sound Bopper 2 allows you to select a source folder and a destination folder and display and listen to all sound files in these locations. You can then copy over files from the source to the destination folder at the click of a button. Sound Bopper 2 will copy over files with their original file name, or create sequentially numbered files, or allow you to rename the file yourself.

For developers who spend hours shifting through sound files, Sound Bopper 2 is an invaluable tool.

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