Record on your phone
Open the MicDrop app and tap REC. Every take is saved on the phone as a WAV file first, so nothing is lost if the Wi-Fi drops.
MicDrop records WAV takes on your Android phone and sends them over Wi-Fi to a free VST3/AU plugin on your Mac or Windows PC. Preview the take, then drag it onto a track.
The MicDrop plugin window shows the received takes, with a waveform preview and a Drag to DAW button.
No cables, no audio interface, no emailing files to yourself.
Open the MicDrop app and tap REC. Every take is saved on the phone as a WAV file first, so nothing is lost if the Wi-Fi drops.
Pair once by scanning the QR code in the plugin. With Auto Send on, each take goes to your computer over your local Wi-Fi as soon as you stop.
The take appears in the MicDrop plugin inside your DAW. Preview it, then drag it straight onto your timeline.
Phone-mic apps usually stream audio live, so a Wi-Fi hiccup ends up in your recording. MicDrop records the take on the phone, then transfers the finished file and verifies it with a SHA-256 checksum.
Load MicDrop on any track. New takes show up in the list with their format and length. Click one to see its waveform and play it, then use Drag to DAW.
Hear your phone's microphone live through the plugin while you practise or lay down a scratch idea. Choose Low, Balanced or Stable latency. Experimental; expect some delay.
Record a singer in another city. The producer shares a six-digit code, approves the singer, and takes come back straight into the plugin with count-in and punch-in synced to the song.
Remove room noise and hiss on the phone with AI noise suppression (Soft, Medium or Hard). Your original is always kept, and nothing is uploaded.
MicDrop is a VST3 plugin on Mac and Windows and an Audio Unit on Mac, so it loads in DAWs that support those formats.
Install the plugin on your computer and the app on your phone. Pairing takes a minute.
Plugin 1.2.0 · macOS 14+ on Apple silicon (VST3, AU) · Windows 10/11 64-bit (VST3) · Android 8.0+