Download Soundflower - Once installed restart your Mac. Open up Audio MIDI Setup by searching for it in spotlight (command + spacebar). Audio devices will be opened, showing your current devices you can use like a built-in microphone and built-in output. Click the + button and select Create Multi-Output Device. IpMIDI offers up to 20 multicast MIDI over LAN ports to connect your Apple Macintoshs with Windows PC's in your local network. IpMIDI is a native OS X MIDI driver. You will find it in Apples's 'Audio MIDI Setup'. Double click the ipMIDI icon to adjust the number of ports. The new ports will show up in all of your music applications.
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So most of you know, to capture audio from a Mac you need an extension like Soundflower. But what most of you don't know is that you can use another extension to capture audio. I present to you, iShowU Audio Capture!CHECKLIST
- iShowU Audio Capture(duh): An extension used by iShowU Studio & iShowU Instant. It's 101% free.
- Audio MIDI Setup: An audio utility. Comes with every version of Mac.
1. Install iShowU Audio Capture(link in checklist) like you installed Soundflower.
2. (optional)Uninstall Soundflower.
3. Open Audio MIDI Setup. Click the '+' button at the bottom left of the window. Choose 'Create Multi-Output Device'.
4. Check the boxes for Built-in Output & iShowU Audio Capture in the 'Use' column. Also check the box for Built-in Output in the 'Drift Correction' column to prevent audio sync issues.
5. Open System Preferences, then go to Sound. In the Output section, select your newly created multi-output device.
6. Open OBS. Go to Settings, then Audio. Select iShowU Audio Capture as one of your Mic/Auxiliary Audio Device.
After this, you should be able to record & stream with audio. Enjoy!
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Q: Why do you need to put the extension in Mic/Auxiliary Audio Device, not Desktop Audio Device?
A: In theory, Soundflower & iShowU Audio Capture are 2 different extensions. iShowU Audio Capture is a virtual mic while Soundflower is a virtual audio grabber. So any virtual mic goes into the Mic/Auxiliary Audio Device & any virtual audio grabber goes into Desktop Audio Device.
Q: Can you use this with
Quicktime?
A: Absolutely! Just select iShowU Audio Capture in the Microphone section.
Q: Why does my video have no sound?
A: You opened the program you intended to record before switching to the Multi-Output Device. The device will only capture audio from any program opened after switching.
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Due to the updated security architecture introduced since macOS 10.13 High Sierra, the system extensions for all newly-installed third-party software will automatically be blocked from running. If your MOTU interface is not showing up in Audio MIDI Setup, MOTU Audio Setup, MOTU Discovery, or your DAW on High Sierra or later, you might need to enable the driver in your System Preferences.
To enable the MOTU drivers, follow these steps:
- Download and install the very latest installer for your MOTU interface.
- After restarting, open System Preferences.
- Select Security & Privacy.
- In the General section, click the Allow button.
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- The Allow button will disappear 30 minutes after installation. To display the Allow button, run the installer for the MOTU driver again.
- This behavior will only occur when installing a MOTU driver for the first time on macOS 10.13 High Sierra or later. If you have already installed the driver on an earlier version of macOS and upgraded to macOS 10.13 High Sierra or later, you should not need to enable the driver.
- This issue is not specific to MOTU. It is a general change introduced in macOS 10.13 High Sierra, and will affect any third-party (i.e. non-Apple) kernel extensions.