#Soundflower ableton software#
#Soundflower ableton plus#

If a Restart each time Soundflower, sound initially synchronized, but after. I _could_ rock that setup but hearing yourself talk with a latency is hell. Delay and unsynchronized sound from Ableton Live while Record in Photo Booth 2. I've gone into the Preferences and Audio Midi Setup and made necessary settings, but still no luck.

#Soundflower ableton plus#

Feeling really mindfucked atm.feels a bit hopeless. I'm running Yosemite 10.10.5 and while in Live I can set Audio for an aggregate device (device output plus Soundflower), no other programs (like Quicktime) seem to recognize the Sound flower input. Maybe i haven't exhausted all options, but I tried a few things, and every time I set it all so that I'm not hearing myself, the person I'm calling can't hear me either. You can feed the audio into FX modules, use the faders, etc.

That deck needs to be in 'pass thru mode' to work. This allows you to control the audio signal as if it were another deck in Traktor. This is because I'm routing the Zoom + Ableton to Soundflower (that's because that's the input device for Skype), and Soundflower to headphones (so I could hear Live, too, but wouldn't want to hear myself). You can run two sound cards and feed Ableton into the S8 as an ANALOG signal to any deck you wish.

#Soundflower ableton software#

If your software allows separate input and output audio interfaces like Ableton Live, you can select Soundflower as just your input if you would like to send audio into Live or as your output interface.

I hear myself talk, which makes it a bit of a mindfuck especially as it comes in with a bit of a delay. The concept is to have the source application use Soundflower as an output device and have the destination use Soundflower as an input device. Soundflower is routed to my headphone amp, so I can hear Live – but this brings the problem: I'm using LineIn app to route audio from Zoom H5 to Soundflower, and Ableton Live is routed to Soundflower, too, and that's the input device for Skype, so the person I call can hear my speech + Ableton Live as they're routed to SF. However, Soundflower can be used for more general audio routing tasks, patching either 2- or 16-channel data at 32-bit sample depth between any applications that support standard Core. I want to send my speech out (using Zoom H5 recorder via USB as the mic) as well as share the sound from Ableton (and share my screen). Cycling 74 developed Soundflower as a way to allow applications developed with its Max/MSP audio environment to process audio originating from other programs.

I'm trying to set up a Skype connection to teach Ableton stuff and music production things online via Skype.