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1. CONFIGURE BLACKHOLE AUDIO HOW TO
2. CONFIGURE BLACKHOLE AUDIO PRO
3. CONFIGURE BLACKHOLE AUDIO PROFESSIONAL

CONFIGURE BLACKHOLE AUDIO HOW TO

So instead, this time, I'm going to show you how to use something called BlackHole. Now I've shared another tool in the past but people have been saying it's not working quite well with Big Sur and it doesn't look like it's going to be supported in the future.

CONFIGURE BLACKHOLE AUDIO PRO

But if you don't have the money for a pro tool like that you can use some third party utilities so you can do regular screen captures while capturing your computers audio at the same time.

CONFIGURE BLACKHOLE AUDIO PROFESSIONAL

Now when I do my screen captures I'm using a professional tool, in my case ScreenFlow, and that will capture the audio from the computer as well as from my microphone. Join us and get exclusive content and course discounts. There you can read more about the Patreon Campaign. MacMost is brought to you thanks to a great group of more than 800 supporters.

Today let me show you how to record your Mac screen and also capture the internal audio from whatever apps are playing sound or music. Use "Audio MIDI Setup" to select a combination of sample rate and format, for example "2 ch 24-bit Integer 44.1 kHz".ĬamillaDSP will switch the sample rate, and leave the sample format unchanged.Check out How To Record Your Mac Screen With Audio at YouTube for closed captioning and more options. The sample format used by the actual DAC is the one that has been configured in "Audio MIDI Setup".

This is the format that CoreAudio uses internally. Sample formatĬurrently, the sample format should always be set to 32-bit float, FLOAT32LE. Just download the binary and run it in a terminal. To help with finding the name of playback and capture devices, use the macOS version of "cpal-listdevices" program from here: Specifying "default" will give the default capture or playback device. The name for the 2-channel interface of Soundflower is "Soundflower (2ch)", and the built in audio in a MacBook Pro is called "Built-in Output". The device names that are used for device: for both playback and capture are entered as shown in the "Audio MIDI Setup" that can be found under "Other" in Launchpad. This example configuration will be used to explain the various options specific to CoreAudio: capture: This is done by giving the virtual soundcard as the capture device in the CamillaDSP configuration. When applications output their audio to the playback side of the virtual soundcard, then this audio can be captured from the capture side. The exceptions are the ones that provide their own way of selecting playback device. This will work for all applications that respect this setting, which in practice is nearly all. Set the virtual sound card as the default playback device in the Sound preferences. If this happens, try the 16-channel version instead. There is currently a bug in the 2-channel version that in some cases can lead to choppy sound. SoundFlower only supports Intel macs, while BlackHole supports both Intel and Apple Silicon.īlackHole has a 2-channel and a 16-channel version. This has been verified to work well with Soundflower To capture audio from applications a virtual sound card is needed. In the current version of CamillaDSP (v0.6.0 at the time of writing), CoreAudio is supported via the CPAL cross-platform sound library. CoreAudio is the standard audio API of macOS.