[-] An expertly designed software.
[-] No need for the hardware of a soundboard (which I heard is quite expensive, $100's) compared to a casual $10.
[-] If you don't like how the software is acting, there is bound to be a setting that will allow you to fix it. It is highly customizable with very in-depth configurations. Just be careful not to give up finding a setting too easily, it can be a lot to take in and its probably there.
[-] Comes with a very approachable file editor including volume scaling and clipping but no way to add to a file (like pasting a cut section elsewhere). This can also be used to convert the file to .wav (if the original is supported). Note: Will be in 32bit, not 16bit.
[-] Plays very nicely with games and whatever you may have going on while its running. It simply "overrides" the binds you set to play sounds so they don't register in whatever you may be interacting with, like a game, so it will always work and you can just close it to get your binds back if needed.
[-] If your concerned Soundpad may show up on your steam icon rather than the game your actually playing, you can just load Soundpad first and then your next load-up game will override it in steam, allowing say, your friends to join.

Need more time to give a proper review

its ok