AirPlay speaker
Your computer shows up as a speaker called oppsCord. Nothing to install on the phone.
Plugins / Connect
oppsCord
Meet your new
aux cord.
oppsCord shows up on your network as an AirPlay speaker called oppsCord. Pick it on your iPhone and whatever plays comes out of the track the plugin sits on. No cables.
First release · Free · AU · VST3 · AAX · Standalone · macOS
How it works
From your pocket
to the session.
Four steps. Your phone becomes
one more input in the studio.
- 01
Load it
Put oppsCord on a stereo track in your DAW, or open the standalone app. It appears on the network as an AirPlay speaker.
- 02
Pick it
On your iPhone, open AirPlay and choose oppsCord like any other speaker on the network.
- 03
Play
Hit play on the phone. The plugin shows the phone as connected, the meter moves, and the sound comes out of the track.
- 04
Mute
MUTE silences the phones. The track keeps its own input.
Features
The shortest cable
in the studio.
On the track
The phone audio is mixed onto the track the plugin sits on, with a level meter and the number of phones connected.
Mute
One button silences the phones. The track keeps its own input.
Free
AU, VST3, AAX and a standalone app. No licence key, no account.
Specs
- Formats
- AU · VST3 · AAX · Standalone
- System
- macOS
- Sender
- iPhone over AirPlay
- Price
- Free
Free · macOS
Get it
free.
Leave your email and we will send you the oppsCord download. No licence key, no account.
A few things
worth knowing.
Is oppsCord really free?+
Yes. No licence key and no account.
Do I need an app on my phone?+
No. oppsCord uses AirPlay, which is already on your iPhone.
Does it work on Windows?+
Not yet. The first release is for macOS.
Which DAWs?+
Any host that loads AU, VST3 or AAX. Put it on a stereo track. There is also a standalone app.