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However, Blackhole is free and allows virtual sound device in/out, but it does not have a user interface (similar to Soundflower).

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Each node has a level slider control.Īt the time no other software utility offered integration of the three functions described. There are three elements to the UI laid out from left to right 1/ Virtual sound device 2/ current audio sources - active applications 3/ audio output routing.

It offers a simple node based user interface. I did invest in Loopback, despite the high price tag, and it has provided efficiency and simplicity when working with multiple audio sources. If perhaps it is a question of audio quality but not of delay, the use of Loopback in free mode can be considered,

In zoom we set our Input to the Dante Via Source and Zoom will pick-up the mix from said: And if it is not too much to ask, explain what will happen to the audio in Loopback after 20 minutes.

1 listener with a Mix that listens to Isadora and Skype.

3 Sources (Skype, Isadora, Spotify and my interal microphone).

What you see in the picture below is the following: So if you play your piece in a theatre you can actually send the signal using Dante to there mixers and they will receive it. (+ The more advanced digital sound mixers have Dante support most of the time. application that makes it possible to create so called 'Listeners' and 'Sources' by simply making some noise! All your applications will show-up and it quite easily that way to say Okay, I want to receive all these outputs to this microphone.

I can recommend the software if, like me, you are constantly re routing audio equipment to accommodate different activities over the course of a day.Ĭon: Compatibility on Mac limited to 10.11.x (El Capitan), 10.12.x (Sierra) and 10.13.x (High. I have used the Loopback utility on a daily basis and it has saved a lot of time routing audio for different workflows on the fly. Each node has a level slider control. At the time no other software utility offered integration of the three functions described. Notes: I did invest in Loopback, despite the high price tag, and it has provided efficiency and simplicity when working with multiple audio sources. Therefore, going back to system preference settings can, at times, appear to be unresponsive.

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Pro: Virtual audio devices and source mixingĬon: It does override the Mac OS system preferences for sound routing. Pro: Node-based UI, intuitive, and robust, Bonemap said: Using Loopback allows a very direct and therefore quick workflow for setting up audio on the Mac operating system. Notes: Node-based but not as good as Loopback in terms of UI from my brief test this morning.Ĭost: $100 (Free demo version but degrades audio after a short period of time) Pro: Virtual audio devices and source mixing

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Info on how to set up a multi-output device (also applicable to Sound Flower)Ĭon: (No output routing/you need to make a multi-output device to do output routing?)Ĭon: Mac-only ( Windows is in development and you can sign up to be notified)įeatures: Automatically pause your music, set individual apps' volumes, and record system It is not possible like in Dante, Sound Siphon and Loopback to choose several destinations but if you choose Background Music as entry in a software you get the mix chosen in the Pulldown menu of Background Music and on the hardware output you want.

Info Video (also applicable to Sound Flower) I did some brief testing with Loopback and Sound Siphon this morning (and if I did more audio work than I do I'd choose Loopback over Sound Siphon even though it's twice as expensive).Ĭon: You need to make a multi-output device to do output routing I've personally used SoundFlower and iShowU Audio Capture for projects.

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I can update this if anyone has anything to add. I compiled what everyone listed and added my own contributions. There was some discussion in the Syphon Virtual Webcam - Questions & Assistance thread about audio-routing software and it was getting a bit off-topic from the original purpose of the thread so I decided to move the discussion into its own thread.