CYPAD guides and tutorials
Short, plain-language tutorials to set CYPAD up your way: OBS, routines, sounds, automatic profiles and your phone.
- Build your first button deck In about ten minutes you can have six useful buttons: sites, apps, shortcuts and Windows controls. This guide walks you through it step by step, with no programming knowledge needed.
- Combine actions into one routine Step by step: create a routine button, add up to 12 steps with waits, test it and save it. Requires a Pro licence.
- Companions in OBS, step by step How to bring Miso, Nubo, Pipa, Volt, Ren or Aoi into OBS through the supported flow: window capture, background, checks and troubleshooting.
- How to connect CYPAD to OBS over WebSocket The OBS WebSocket server lets CYPAD send commands and read the state of your stream. It takes three settings and one test.
- OBS scenes and microphone with CYPAD One key per scene and one per audio input, with the state visible on the pad itself. Here is the step-by-step setup.
- Set up the voice modulator and its output From microphone to streaming app: pick the input, tune the pitch, start the effect and check the audio path before you go live.
- Set up your phone as a CYPAD controller Mobile control turns your phone or tablet into a second deck over Wi-Fi. This guide covers activation, the PIN connection and the checks to run when something does not load.
- Switch profiles automatically based on the app you use CYPAD can detect the app in the foreground and switch to the matching profile. This guide covers rules by process or window, the cooldown and the basic checks.
Where to start
If you have just installed CYPAD, start with "Build your first deck": six useful buttons in about ten minutes. Once that is done, move on to the routines guide to combine actions into a single button.
If your goal is streaming, connect OBS first, then set up scenes and microphone with keys that show their state.
Every guide states the plan it needs
Some features, such as OBS, routines and sounds, require a Pro licence. Each guide says which plan it works with, so you do not waste time configuring something you cannot use yet.
Frequently asked questions
Do the guides work on Windows 10 and 11?
Yes. CYPAD ships from the Microsoft Store and runs on Windows 10 and 11.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Actions are picked from a list: open a site or app, fire a shortcut, play a sound or switch scenes. Commands are optional.
Start with one guide and one deck
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