One mix, sent live

A remote lesson only works if the other end can actually hear you play.

Play guitar into a video call on just a laptop mic and the other end gets a thin, roomy signal. Route only your interface and they get your guitar but not your voice. Either way, the other end doesn't get the full picture. Guitar4mp combines your amped guitar tone and your voice into a single output, so the mix that leaves your Mac is the mix you're actually hearing.

That one signal is what shows up in Zoom, in a lesson platform, wherever the call runs. No second interface, no separate mixer. You talk, you play; the person on the other end gets both, the way they would if you were in the room.

Input mixing

Combines your amped guitar and your mic into one signal.

Any video call

Works wherever the call runs: Zoom, lessons, remote jams.

One device

No second interface or mixer needed to be heard right.