Ever heard a little ping while building in Tines 3B and wondered what it meant? Or maybe you’ve never heard any sounds and are now wondering why? They might be turned off in your user preferences and defaults, read how to turn them back on in our docs here.
I pulled together the sounds so you can listen to them individually and see where they show up. There are 33 altogether, including a few you might not have noticed yet.
Just a quick note, the audio files say they are 0 seconds long but that is just because the file is less than a second long. Just click play to hear the chimes.
Chat sounds
Response complete
That’s the assistant finishing its response. It waits until the text has finished appearing before playing.
Needs your input
This plays when the chat is waiting for your input. It also pops up when you drag a file into chat.
Background attention
A quieter ping to let you know another chat or workflow is ready or needs your input.
UI clicks
Click
You’ll hear it when pressing buttons, links, and other controls. Some keyboard actions use it too.
Release
Hold a click-button briefly, then release it, and you’ll hear this.
Sparkle
This goes with the status indicator’s little celebration animation: the sparkling, spinning logo.
Workflow sounds
Pop
You’ll hear this when new steps appear on the workflow map. It also gets used for toast notifications, the follow-3B and tidy-up prompts, and when the Turn into workflow button appears.
Push live
This plays after you push a workflow live. You’ll also hear it when you resume a paused workflow.
Shuffle
Open the workflow badge editor or shuffle its colors and pattern, and you’ll hear this one.
The step-completion sounds
This is where most of the variations live.
All 24 of these play for the same reason: a step completion is detected on the workflow map. Each displayed step randomly picks a tone from the bank and keeps it while it stays on the page.
There are four sound styles, each with six different pitches but I have just uploaded one for each style here:
Drift
Warm, soft, layered tones.
Glass
A brighter sound with bowed-style harmonics.
Breath
Softer and airier, with a little more noise texture.
Bell
A more distinct bell-like ring.
That’s the full set. Do you have any favorites? Or any you’ve heard while building and never quite placed?
