Keep the voices.
Separate the tracks.
Give each guest a mic. Record everyone together, then work with each voice separately when it is time to edit.
MULTITRACK RECORDING. TOGETHER.
Plural.
Every voice. One take.
The conversation is better with everyone in it.
Record several mics at once, each on its own track.
For Windows & Android · Free & open source
FOUR MICS. ONE RECORD BUTTON.Meet your new recording space
LESS SETUP. MORE SAYING SOMETHING.
Good things happen
when everyone is heard.
A first podcast. A great interview. A conversation you want to keep. Make room for every voice, without making recording complicated.
Keep the voices.
The whole story.
Sound included.
Record camera video alongside your microphones on Windows and Android. Keep each voice on its own audio track.
Small setup.
Big conversations.
Bring your phone and wireless mics to the interview, the rehearsal or the next idea. Pause when you need a moment. Pick up where you left off.
MORE MICS. MORE POSSIBILITIES.
Use what
you already have.
A USB mic at your desk. Your laptop's built-in mic. The SmartMike+ mics in your drawer. Plural brings them into the same recording.
Will my setup work?01
Give your SmartMike+ a second act.
Connect several over Bluetooth, with levels, battery status and mic controls together in one view. No original app needed.
02
Bring your everyday mics.
Add built-in, USB or wired microphones. Windows can record several local inputs at once; phone input options depend on your device.
03
Bring your other devices, too.
Link Plural on phones and computers over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. Start and stop them from one device, then collect their files into one take.
FROM FIRST WORD TO FINAL TAKE.
Stay in the conversation.
Keep control of the recording.
One Record button.
Start every connected mic together. Pause and resume the take without filling your files with the break.
A level for every voice.
See each mic's level at a glance. Adjust volume, mute a channel and listen live as you record.
Your take. Ready to go.
Find, rename and play back recordings in Takes. Share them as files, in formats including WAV, MP3 and MP4.
YOUR NEXT EDIT STARTS HERE
WAV / M4A / MP3 / MKA / MKV / MP4
MAKE SOMETHING WORTH LISTENING TO.
Your next take
starts with Plural.
Free, open source, and ready for your next conversation.
Windows 10 & 11 · Android 8.0+
Downloads are available on GitHub Releases. Android installs from an APK.
On a Mac? Experimental builds are available, but have not been tested on Mac hardware.
iPhone and iPad support is in development.
Do I need SmartMike+ microphones?
No. Plural can use built-in, USB and wired microphones too. You can combine them with SmartMike+ mics or record without any SmartMike at all. Android may only allow one local input at a time; Bluetooth headset support depends on the device.
Can I still use my SmartMike+ mics?
Yes, on Windows and Android. Pair the mics in your device's Bluetooth settings, then connect them in Plural. Each mic gets its own track and controls. Plural is independent of Sabinetek.
Can several phones record together?
Yes. Open Plural on each device and connect them over Wi-Fi or paired Bluetooth. Approve the connection on the other device, then start and stop recording from one place. Files are collected after recording; Wi-Fi is best for larger video takes.
Can I use the recordings in my editor?
Yes. Choose WAV, M4A or MP3 for a separate file per mic, or MKA, MKV or MP4 for a recording with multiple tracks. Support for multiple audio tracks varies by editor.
Can I use my mics with OBS or calls?
On Windows, Plural can send live mic audio through an installed virtual audio cable to other apps. A virtual cable is a separate installation. You do not need one to record in Plural.