Microphone0.9

Microphone sends sound picked up by a phone’s microphone straight to its speaker, turning the device into a live audio pass-through. The captured signal is played as it arrives, rather than saved for later use or processed with editing tools. Because the microphone and speaker are positioned close together, this arrangement can produce a loud, unpleasant feedback screech.

Using a male-to-male headphone cable, the phone can feed its microphone audio to a computer. In this setup, the handset serves as an input microphone for the PC, which is useful when a computer needs an audio source and the phone is the available capture device. It suits people who need immediate microphone playback or a simple phone-to-computer audio connection instead of recording or editing facilities.

Microphone 0.9 is an open-source Android app requiring Android 6.0 or later, with support for arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64, and x86 architectures. It falls under Video & Media Players because it uses the device’s media hardware for audio capture and playback, while its direct routing keeps the experience focused on live sound rather than saved recordings or post-production.