I hope this works for my usecase, as everything I have attempted so far either results in silence or completely mangled audio. All I want on my M1 is to be able to screen record my Zoom calls(full desktop recording) outside of the Zoom application itself. This is because I want to, as a general review tool for myself, be able to refer back to meetings. My memory has gone to hell in recent years. I want to be able to…
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#12I was really hoping this was some kind of implementation of eventide blackhole or space but this is pretty neat on its own. Could I pass audio from VCV rack without latency directly into reaper?
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#13It is one of the few things I have found that “just works” on a PC compared to a Mac.
I am glad this exists, thank you!
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#14I hope this works for my usecase, as everything I have attempted so far either results in silence or completely mangled audio. All I want on my M1 is to be able to screen record my Zoom calls(full desktop recording) outside of the Zoom application itself. This is because I want to, as a general review tool for myself, be able to refer back to meetings. My memory has gone to hell in recent years. I want to be able to…
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#15>BlackHole is a modern MacOS virtual audio driver that allows applications to pass audio to other applications with zero additional latency. I don't think this is quite true. Each time the signal path crosses into the BlackHole Audio Server Plugin, it suffers an additional `AudioServerPlugInIOCycleInfo::mNominalIOBufferFrameSize` amount of latency.
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#18I was really hoping this was some kind of implementation of eventide blackhole or space but this is pretty neat on its own. Could I pass audio from VCV rack without latency directly into reaper?
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#19I am currently setting up my a new M1 Mac for streaming using OBS Studio and was surprised that capturing audio from multiple sources other than the mic required this. It is one of the few things I have found that “just works” on a PC compared to a Mac. I am glad this exists, thank you!
I do a lot of audio work with Macs, and even use blackhole on occasion, but typically something as simple as capturing audio from multiple sources can be done natively with a simple aggregate device.
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#20>BlackHole is a modern MacOS virtual audio driver that allows applications to pass audio to other applications with zero additional latency. I don't think this is quite true. Each time the signal path crosses into the BlackHole Audio Server Plugin, it suffers an additional `AudioServerPlugInIOCycleInfo::mNominalIOBufferFrameSize` amount of latency.