Dictate Through Any Mic, Including Virtual Ones
By Steven Van ·
v1.6.580 Flow now lets you pick virtual and routing audio devices, like Krisp, NVIDIA Broadcast, BlackHole, or VDI redirects, as your dictation mic.
Wispr Flow announced Dictate Through Any Mic, Including Virtual Ones on August 21, 2026.
What changed
v1.6.580 Flow now lets you pick virtual and routing audio devices, like Krisp, NVIDIA Broadcast, BlackHole, or VDI redirects, as your dictation mic. If you run your voice through a noise-suppression tool or work in a virtual desktop session, you can finally point Flow at exactly the mic you want. Virtual inputs live behind a "Show other devices" expander, so nothing changes if you don't use them, and Flow won't auto-select a loopback device on you. Automatic mic selection stays safely on your real, physical microphones. Find it: Settings > Microphone, or the mic switcher on the Flow bar. Help Center: Using Wispr Flow Discreetly (Microphone Guide) For Teams & Enterprise Daily teammates added digest: Admins now get a daily email summarizing every teammate who joined the workspace in the last 24 hours, whether they came in through domain auto-add, SCIM, or an invite link, so seat growth (and the bill) never comes as a surprise. Admins who don't want it can turn it off from the admin portal. Team trials for every joiner: Anyone joining a team for the first time now receives a 14-day trial, even if the team is already on a paid plan. New team members will not be billed until the first 2
