#Ishowu studio not capturing sound for mac
#Ishowu studio not capturing sound upgrade
#Ishowu studio not capturing sound pro

Before I got LoopBack this was part of the solution I used. Complex yet user friendly utility for capturing and editing video and audio content on a Mac.

#Ishowu studio not capturing sound for mac

There you can choose your virtual device, whatever device Logic is sending its output to, and set that to also forward to another hardware device for monitoring. Download iShowU Studio 2.3.11 for Mac - An user friendly video editor designed to help you record video and audio content, and then process the results, make your own annotations. With that source set in OBS to 'monitor and output' and a hardware device set in Settings > Audio as your Monitoring device, you should be able to hear the audio being sent to the virtual device, through OBS.Īnother option that performs the same function as having the multioutput, but also avoids the added latency of monitoring through OBS, is to use the legacy freeware program LineIn by Rogue Amoeba: I need Zoom sound, but cant get it to show on the meters. Sending output there means you can't hear it, but OBS should be able to pick it up there. Whatever solution you use, SoundFlower, iShowU, LoopBack or other, the intent is for that virtual device to take the place of the default system output, or in your case, the Logic output. Its easy to feature text, annotations, transitions, pointers, and highlights, then share your result. If so, there's something basic wrong with the initial setup of iShowU. Built from day one with a single core idea: easy screen recording & editing on your Mac - so its easy to capture what you need, edit, and share where you want to. I've got a second computer that I have been card capturing via HDMI, but this is a real pain when I know that it can all be done in OBS.Įven with monitoring on, set to your hardware output? Like I said, it worked once, now i can't see what I did wrong.Īlso, I have yet to be able to get any screen audio recorded at all.

#Ishowu studio not capturing sound pro

I'm inputting my mics via a behringer xr18air into logic pro x (audio is in xr18, out multi output) into OBS > Desktop audio 1/2 are disabled, Aux 1 is xr18, Aux 2 in Ishowu, and Aux 3/4 are disabled. Upon reopening OBS the next day, the system had issue finding my cameras and loading them, its showing my same audio settings, but not receiving any audio. OBS is setup, scenes are built, everything visually plays nicely, here comes audio.I got the Ishowu set up, created the multi-output device, and even got sound in 1 of my videos, then I closed my computer for the night. I've only known of OBS for about 2 weeks.

I'm new to all this, including livestreaming, so be gentle.

#Ishowu studio not capturing sound upgrade

I have intentionally NOT upgraded to El Capatian and have been fighting the OBS upgrade requests so as to give the team time to work on a proper upgrade. Im just glad I finally got this to work on this machine.Having the damnedest time sorting this issue out. It's weird to me that the built in speakers have to be the master even when you have a whole separate audio interface set-up in there.

And if you also use an interface and studio monitors for listening, you can just turn the built-in speakers down using system preferences so that you're not hearing two sets of speakers. That'll make them the master source and bring them to the top of the list which form some reason is a crucial element to this working. So if you're still having the problem where you're getting no audio and everything seems to be set up properly, maker sure you go into Audio-Midi and redo the checklist starting with your Mac / built-in speakers. I was looking at AethersHill's response / checklist and realized I didn't really put too much stock into making the Mac Speakers the Master Device as its never mattered before and I've always used my studio monitors and mixer for listening so they were never selected anyways. I used system preferences > Sound to turn the Mac speakers down all the way so that the sound is coming from only my Audio mixer and Studio monitors and Blackhole is sending it to OBS. Then I just checked the Blackhole box and the box for my audio mixer and they all came alive. I unchecked all of the devices and then selected the Mac speakers first so they went up to the top of the list and audio started coming through them. But I realized the order in which you select the devices matters. I have an audio mixer connected to my computer and was also selecting the Mac speakers in the multi output device but still not getting any audio at all. I wasn't getting any audio at all after creating the multi-output device using Blackhole and my main speakers. I wanted to post this because I was having the same problems.