Medium module
BOMBANANA Soundboard Solver
Choose the Braille number and reference color to reveal the exact 3×3 button pattern.
What do you have?
Choose the Braille number and the sounding button color to see the pattern.
How the Soundboard module works
The module gives you one clue: a button that makes a sound. Everything the solver needs is printed on that button, and everything it returns is a set of pads on the 3×3 panel.
- 01Find the button that makes soundIdentify the button that produces the clue.
- 02Read its Braille number and colorUse those two pieces of information in the solver.
- 03Press the matching grid patternThe result highlights every button that belongs to the pattern.
Soundboard quick reference
Pick a Braille number to see its four patterns. Every pattern comes from the same table the solver uses.
RedBraille 1
Top-left, Top-center, Middle-left, Bottom-left, Bottom-right
BlueBraille 1
Top-left, Top-right, Middle-left, Center, Bottom-center
GreenBraille 1
Top-left, Center, Bottom-center, Bottom-right
YellowBraille 1
Top-center, Middle-right, Bottom-center, Bottom-right
Show all 36 patternsNine Braille numbers × four colors, grouped by Braille number.
Braille 1
Red
Blue
Green
Yellow
Braille 2
Red
Blue
Green
Yellow
Braille 3
Red
Blue
Green
Yellow
Braille 4
Red
Blue
Green
Yellow
Braille 5
Red
Blue
Green
Yellow
Braille 6
Red
Blue
Green
Yellow
Braille 7
Red
Blue
Green
Yellow
Braille 8
Red
Blue
Green
Yellow
Braille 9
Red
Blue
Green
Yellow
Use a short two-part clue
Two clues in, one answer out. Anything longer costs the player at the panel more time than it saves.
- 01
Give the Braille number and the color
“Braille four, Red.” Those two pieces are the whole clue.
- 02
Answer with the positions
Read out the highlighted positions: “Top-left, top-right, middle-left.”
- 03
Do not describe the whole panel
You only need the Braille number and the color from the sounding button.
Common Soundboard mistakes
Five mistakes account for most Soundboard failures, and four of them happen before anyone touches the panel: they are reading errors, not pattern errors.
Using the wrong button as the clue
Use the button that produces the sound.
Reading the wrong Braille number
Match the number on the sounding button, not a nearby pad.
Mixing up the clue color and the buttons to press
The color is used to find the pattern. The result grid tells you which positions to press.
Rotating the 3×3 grid
Read the pattern from the same top-left orientation shown on the module.
Calling out the pattern without orientation
Use clear positions such as top-left, center, and bottom-right.
Want the Soundboard manual instead?
Open the manual if you want to match the Braille and color to the 3×3 pattern yourself.
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Soundboard FAQ
What information do I need for the Soundboard solver?
The Braille number and color of the button that produces the sound.
How many Soundboard combinations are there?
36: nine Braille numbers × four colors.
Does the solver show the order to press?
It shows the buttons that belong to the pattern. Don’t assume an order unless the game state specifically requires one.
How do I read the 3×3 result?
Use the top, middle, and bottom rows, read from left to right.
Why do the same Braille numbers produce different patterns?
The button color also changes the pattern.