Android Mic Studio

Turn your Android phone into a PC mic over WiFi or USB — setup, audio formats, denoise and effects.

Android Mic Studio — turn your Android phone into a PC mic over WiFi or USB — setup, audio formats, denoise and effects.

How to use Android Mic Studio

Pick a connection mode: WiFi TCP, WiFi UDP, USB ADB or USB Serial, and read its setup steps
Install a virtual audio cable first: VB Cable on Windows, PulseAudio on Linux, BlackHole on macOS
Enter the PC IP address and port shown in the PC app log, default port 54345, then validate the setup
Choose the sample rate, audio format, channels and audio source, and watch the stream math update
Tune the PC denoise engine, Speex settings, post effect, amplify and target latency
Test levels with the browser mic meter, then download the PC config JSON
Install the real Android app from releases or F-Droid and the PC client to stream for real

Built on the real teamclouday/AndroidMic repo (GPL-3.0, v2.2.11) with its exact defaults
All 4 connection modes with the repo per-mode steps and validation rules
All 12 sample rates, 5 audio formats with exact byte sizes, Mono and Stereo, 6 audio sources
Live stream math: bytes and bits per second from the repo sample rate, channels and format
PC denoise with RNNoise and Speexdsp, Speex ranges, 12 post effects and 30 ms target latency
Protobuf packet shape, handshake strings AndroidMic1 and AndroidMic2, and service commands
Browser mic level meter with live waveform bars and dB readout
Honest scope: phone streaming needs the real Android app, PC client and a virtual audio cable

Yes, unlimited.