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PLEASE READ! NEW SECURITY STEPS REQUIRED BY APPLE Do note that on MacOS Catalina, the first round of installation of Soundflower will fail. If you want a advanced audio routing capabiltiies, you can also check out Loopback app.Īs I am a MacOS user, the guide here will show the use of Soundflower. They also have a Mac driver but Soundflower more popular within the MacOS community. For Windows users, there is the VB-CABLE Virtual Audio Device that can you use instead. The latest release can be found on this link. On MacOS, you can use Soundflower to get this. To start, you will need to install a virtual audio device on your machine. Read on to see how to get this working! OBS Audio Output on Zoom and Google Meet 1.

Now I just need to get OBS audio output on Zoom and Google Meet One way to resolve this is to get the OBS to process the audio as well. However, I’ve noticed a sync delay between the video and sound. You can now use the inputs and outputs from multiple audio interfaces within your audio application.I have started to use OBS to create a virtual background for my Google Meet meetings. They follow the order of the devices in the Aggregate Device selection window as shown above. Note that the inputs and outputs have generic names.

Open an audio application of your choice and select the newly created Aggregate Device as your input and output device.

Note: In addition to displaying the currently connected audio devices, the number of inputs ("In") and outputs ("Out") available for each device is also listed. Check the boxes to enable the physical interfaces you require for your aggregate device.

A list of all the physical audio interfaces currently connected to your computer will appear in the selection section on the right-hand side.

A new aggregate device will appear in the list on the left side of the window.

Select Create Aggregate Device from the menu.

In the Audio Devices window of the Audio MIDI Setup, click the Add ( +) button.

Click on Window in the menu bar and choose Show Audio Devices.

Launch the Audio MIDI Setup, which is located here: Macintosh HD > Applications > Utilities.

Follow the steps below to learn how to set up an Aggregate Device: This setup allows you to use more than one audio interface with your audio application.įor instance, you could use a guitar interface with a single input and the headphone output of your computer at the same time to monitor the audio, or use the internal audio input of your computer to record a mix in TRAKTOR when all inputs of your TRAKTOR audio interface are being used for Timecode control.

An Aggregate Device is a virtual audio interface within your computer system which utilizes the inputs and outputs of one or more physical audio interfaces connected to your computer.