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#Soundflower for windows 10 mac

Set your headphones volume the way you want it before you continue.

Systems settings also must be closed don’t open it again until it is mentioned in the instructions. Do not restart them until after you are done setting up. You need to manually quit programs like Audacity and Skype. Otherwise, changes in your audio devices may be ignored or your audio may quit working altogether.

Any program making use of sound needs to be fully exited, not just minimized. This is the goal for the audio configuration that the instructions below describe: These instructions are based on my experience setting this up on OS X version 10.10.

#Soundflower for windows 10 mac

These steps will let you record audio from a microphone and “what you hear” on a Mac with programs like Skype and Audacity. Although it is possible to have a headphones-less setup with speakers that do not cause feedback into the microphone, it typically requires high-end equipment, specifically a strongly directional microphone (which laptop microphones generally are not!) and speakers that are set quite a ways behind the mic rather than in front of it as is the case for laptops. Fortunately, it’s possible to avoid this problem, and to do it without buying a bunch of expensive stuff.įor these instructions, I am assuming you are using headphones to avoid feedback between the microphone and your computer’s speakers. If you have ever experienced an audio feedback problem on Skype due to someone not using headphones and having the laptop screen angled too far forward, you will be familiar with how hard it is to talk normally with that happening.

Most other solutions I’ve read about and tried to this problem are rather imperfect, because they result in a delayed version of your voice coming back through your headphones. The instructions here are subject to change over time. That means I need to record from two things: (1) my microphone and (2) a “what you hear” sort of audio device that lets me send my computer’s sound to some other program. This page is my attempt to formalize the best solutions I recently found for this problem on Mac and Windows. For example, because I’m a computer music researcher, I will often be in a meeting over Skype and need to be able to demonstrate audio on my system for the person I’m talking to.

I’ve had a long-standing problem in my work: the need to be able to record from multiple devices simultaneously on a laptop.