Route sound effects, music, and your microphone into any browser call

• Audio Cable Virtual Mic appears alongside your real microphones in Zoom, Google Meet, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Whereby, and other web communication tools.
• Choose any installed physical microphone as your voice source and route it through the virtual mic.
• Upload MP3, WAV, OGG, and other audio files, then organize them with custom names, tags, categories, list view, grid view, and search.
• Start with a curated set of ready-to-use sounds on first install.
• Play any asset and it is instantly mixed with your live microphone feed.
• Adjust volume per asset and loop continuous background sounds when needed.
• Monitor the full mixed output in your headphones without feeding it back into the virtual mic.
• All processing happens locally in the browser with the Web Audio API, and uploaded files stay in IndexedDB.

• Install the extension and allow microphone access so Chrome can label available audio devices.
• Select the physical microphone you want to use as your voice source.
• Use the included sounds or upload your own audio files to the local asset library.
• Open your meeting app and choose Audio Cable Virtual Mic in audio settings.
• Trigger sounds while you speak; the meeting receives one mixed MediaStream.

• Streamers and content creators can play sound effects, jingles, or background music into live streams without a hardware mixer.
• Podcasters can trigger intros, transitions, or ambient sound mid-recording.
• Remote teams can add sound effects or play hold music when stepping away.
• Language teachers and learners can play clips directly into lessons without screen sharing.
• Accessibility workflows can route pre-recorded speech or text-to-speech output into a call.

• Works entirely in-browser with no desktop app, drivers, or virtual audio cable software.
• Patches getUserMedia and enumerateDevices before page scripts run, then returns a real mixed MediaStream when the virtual mic is selected.
• Appears on any website that calls getUserMedia; no site-specific configuration is needed.
• Some meeting apps may filter non-voice audio; disabling noise suppression usually resolves that.

Route your mic, sound library, and music into one browser-call microphone.

Share Audio Cable with creators, teachers, podcasters, and remote teams who need live audio mixing.