Mic to Speaker: Microphonev1.2.7
Released September 26, 2026Major
iOS
The latest major update introduced social features and monetization changes, including a secondary microphone mode and direct subscription management. The impact remains neutral due to a total absence of user reviews following the release. No rating delta or sentiment shift is available to assess the success of these changes.
What changed
- SocialNew 'Sing Together' mode allowing a second iPhone to act as a secondary microphone via code or QR
- New featureAdded ability to cast karaoke versions of songs to TV via YouTube
- UXAdded connection status and live delay readout for wired speakers
- MonetizationIntegrated subscription management directly into the Settings menu
- PerformanceOptimized voice effect switching for instant, gapless audio transitions
Reception
50/ 100 impact scoreNeutral
What worked
Social
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What didn't
New feature
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Marlvel takeaways
- The latest update lacks sufficient user feedback to determine the adoption rate of the new Sing Together mode.
- Performance improvements regarding gapless audio transitions remain unverified by user sentiment data.
- Subscription management migration to the Settings menu requires monitoring for potential user friction.
Original release notes
Sing Together: turn a second iPhone into a second mic. Start hosting, share a 4-digit code or QR, and a friend's phone becomes a microphone into the same speaker. Sing duets, or pass the mic around the room. Also in this update: • Karaoke on your TV: tap the TV button on any song to open its karaoke version on YouTube and cast it. • Wired speakers now show as connected, with a live delay readout. A cable means zero delay. • Manage your subscription right from Settings. • Voice effects switch instantly, with no gap in the audio.