Play music to podcast guests
Put your mic and your intro music in one input, then pick Patch Mix in Discord or Zoom. Guests hear the show as it plays, never their own voices echoed back.
Patch mixes your microphone with the apps you choose into one virtual mic called Patch Mix. Pick it once in Zoom, Google Meet, Discord or OBS. People hear your voice and your clip, and never their own voices sent back.
20 free minutes every sessionmacOS 26+Apple silicon
Patch sits between your apps and your call app. Here is all of it, on one screen.
Your microphone, up to four apps and Patch Pass-Thru. Each gets its own level and meter.
Send to call puts a source in the call. Hear locally plays it in your headphones. Use either, both or neither.
Select it as the microphone once. Patch shows when the app starts reading it.
Step-by-step setup is built in for these four. Everything else works the same way: choose Patch Mix as the mic.
Any mix of sources, into any call. Six setups people reach for, each saved once as a scene.
Put your mic and your intro music in one input, then pick Patch Mix in Discord or Zoom. Guests hear the show as it plays, never their own voices echoed back.
Play videos from Chrome into a Zoom workshop without sharing your screen’s sound. Rehearse the level in your headphones before the call hears it.
Let people hear the product, not just see it: alerts, playback, voice features. Your narration and the app arrive as one clean input.
Give OBS a single source with your voice and your game or browser at the levels you set, with a limiter keeping peaks in check.
Apps that let you choose a speaker, like a DAW or a soundboard, can play into Patch Pass-Thru and on into your call.
Turn Send off and Hear on, and a source plays only in your headphones. Line up the next track while the call hears just you.
One microphone and up to four apps, each captured on its own.
Put a source in the call, in your headphones, or both.
−60 to +6 dB per source, a master fader and stereo meters.
Hear the whole mix while the call hears silence.
One setup per kind of call. Switch mid-call and shared sources keep playing.
Mute, switch scenes or stop with the window closed.
A fixed ceiling on the way out, with a light that shows when it’s working.
The call app’s own sound is kept out of the mix.
If your mic drops, the call hears a pause, not your laptop mic.
Local listening pauses, so a clip never blasts from your speakers.
An update never installs in the middle of a session.
Buy, activate and go. No sign-up, no password.
Patch doesn’t track how you use it.
Live captions of what the call hears, made on your Mac and never saved.
Only to activate your licence and to check for updates.
Settings → Uninstall removes the app, its audio component and Patch Mix.
Any Mac app that lets you choose a microphone. Patch includes guided setup for Zoom, Google Meet in Chrome, Discord and OBS.
Not yet. An app source includes all its tabs and windows. Run the call in one browser and play clips from another.
Nothing drops. After 20 minutes of a session, a low hiss is mixed into what the call hears until you stop. The next session starts clean.
No. Nothing is recorded and your audio never leaves your Mac. Captions are optional, made on device and never saved.
Installing the audio component pauses your Mac’s sound for about a second. Do it between calls.
Settings → Uninstall removes the app, its audio component and the Patch Mix device.
$39 once, for up to three of your Macs. No subscription, no account, no expiry.
Every session is full quality for 20 minutes, then a low hiss goes into what the call hears until you stop. It never cuts a call.
A Mac with Apple silicon, running macOS 26 or later. Installing takes a minute and pauses your Mac’s sound for about a second.
Updates arrive inside the app with their release notes, and never install in the middle of a call.