Airhorn Solutions Command List

The only bot for Discord you’ll ever need”

Airhorn Solutions is a novelty bot made by the Discord team. I can’t say any sane person would agree with its tag line though.

For some reason I can’t find an up-to-date command list from a single source online other than the source code itself, so I’ve patched the information together into one place, checked it against said source code, and put it here instead.

Update (December 2019):

 

The developer of the bot has left a note on the project’s GitHub page:

“This project is no longer active nor maintained, feel free to fork or build your own!”

 

>> I (MHLoppy) do not run the bot. I just have a commands list. <<


 

You can choose to use a command with or without a suffix. Using the command without a suffix will randomly choose from the available audio clips for that command. Adding the optional suffix allows you to explicitly choose which of the audio clips to play for a command. Some commands have aliases. For example, !johncena and !cena do the same thing (with or without a suffix).

Usage examples:

Randomly selected: !airhorn
Specific: !airhorn echo

Note: the bot tends to die if you spam it, so I recommend limiting yourself to perhaps ~3 commands at a time. If it becomes unresponsive after spamming commands, you have to remove and re-add the bot to restore its functionality. Sometimes the bot also just has random downtime unrelated to spamming it on a server, in which case it just goes offline entirely (as opposed to online but unresponsive).

CommandSuffix (optional)
!airhorndefault
reverb
spam
tripletap
fourtap
distant
echo
clownfull
clownshort
clownspam
midshort
truck
!anothaone
!anotha
one
one_classic
one_echo
!johncena
!cena
airhorn
echo
full
jc
nameis
spam
!ethan
!eb
!ethanbradberry
!h3h3
areyou_classic
areyou_condensed
areyou_crazy
areyou_ethan
classic
echo
high
slowandlow
cuts
beat
sodiepop
!stanislav
!stan
herd
moo
x3
!birthday
!bday
horn
horn3
sadhorn
weakhorn
!wowthatscool
!wtc
thatscool

19 Replies to “Airhorn Solutions Command List”

    1. As I’ve mentioned in the bolded edit to the article, the bot appears to simply be down for a lot of people, which unfortunately I can’t help you with as it’s well beyond my control. When the bot is working again, you’ll see it appear online on whatever server it joined (Y)

      1. “Hey dude, seriously recommend reading the text on your screen before you comment next time lol.”
        While that is true, I also recommend a pill to tone down your sass. lol.

        1. I can understand if I was official tech support talking like this, but I’m just a dude who posted a list of commands to help people.

          After having so many people contact me (more than what the comments show) I added the bold text near the top of the article where people can easily see it. That text is there for the same reason as the rest of the article – to assist and inform. To reach the comments section without reading it you have to be actively ignoring it. I have no obligation and little desire to help people actively ignoring me trying to help them, and I trust you can appreciate why.

  1. what is the point of this I read everything you posted and I appreciate it but I don’t understand the point of this bot?

    1. It’s basically just a soundboard – if the bot is in your server (and actually online), using a command while in a voice channel is just an easy way to play one of those sounds.

    1. The bot was taken offline over a year ago (as more or less noted in the article). I’ve seen it online again recently but haven’t personally gotten it to actually work.

      Back when it was working, all you needed to do was be in a voice channel and use one of the commands and it would join that channel to play the requested sound.

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