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Walk-up music for Google Meet — plays each person's personal intro song into the call when they join your meeting. Baseball players get walk-up music. Why don't you? Now Entering... turns you into your meeting's DJ. When someone joins a Google Meet you're in, their personal 5-second theme song plays for everyone in the call -- through your microphone. - Per-person theme songs: one audio file per person, named after their Meet display name. No file for someone? They join in normal silence. - One-click ON/OFF from the toolbar, and it disarms itself automatically after every meeting -- it can never ambush a client call the next morning. - Your own theme plays when YOU enter a call. - Simultaneous joiners queue politely instead of overlapping. - Everything stays on your computer. No accounts, no uploads, no tracking. Honest setup note: making music flow through a microphone requires a free virtual audio mixer (VoiceMeeter, Windows) and about 20 minutes of one-time setup. The extension opens a step-by-step guide the moment you install it, covering every switch and every trap. Worth it the first time a coworker arrives to the Imperial March. How it works: the extension watches for Meet's "X joined" notification, finds that person's song in your chosen folder, and plays it into a virtual microphone that mixes with your voice. You are the speaker system. The music only exists in meetings you attend.
Jun 11, 2026
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