VoidMic turns your phone into a wireless microphone for your studio or live rig: no cables, no audio interface, no drivers.

It publishes your phone's mic as an Ableton Link Audio channel on your Wi-Fi network. Any Link-Audio-capable host sees your phone as a standard mono audio input and routes it like any other source, in real time, low-latency, and it keeps streaming even with the screen off.

HOW IT WORKS
1. Put your phone and your computer on the same Wi-Fi network.
2. Enable Link Audio in your host (Ableton Live 12.4: Settings → Link).
3. Tap START. In Live, add an audio track and set "Audio From" to your phone's name, channel "mic".

FEATURES
• Phone mic to network audio source over Ableton Link Audio
• Adjustable input gain: set the right level for your mic and source in real time
• Wireless, zero setup: no USB, no interface, no drivers
• Real-time, low-latency capture (48 kHz)
• Keeps streaming with the screen off, with a one-tap Stop in the notification
• Custom peer name so your phone is easy to find on the network
• Live input meter with peak-hold and clip indication
• Reliable start/stop that survives backgrounding

WORKS WITH
• Ableton Live 12.4 or later: native
• Other hosts via the free VoidLinkAudio connectors (Max, TouchDesigner, VCV Rack, openFrameworks, Pure Data)
• Any VST3 / AU host via VoidLinkAudio Send/Receive (Reaper, Bitwig, Logic, Cubase, Studio One, FL Studio, Live)

REQUIREMENTS
• Android 8.0+
• Your phone and host on the same Wi-Fi network
• A Link-Audio-capable host

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By Julien Bayle / Structure Void, structure-void.com