Recording Computer Audio Mac
Moderator: James Steele
Recording Computer Audio Mac
Hi,
Can anybody tell me how to record Mac internal audio with Motu 828 Mk2?
Thank You
Can anybody tell me how to record Mac internal audio with Motu 828 Mk2?
Thank You
- MIDI Life Crisis
- Posts: 26285
- Joined: Wed May 18, 2005 10:01 pm
- Primary DAW OS: MacOS
- Contact:
Recording Computer Audio Mac
Audio Hijack or Sunflower are easy to use. Unless there is some loop back feature in your audio device.
2013 Mac Pro 2TB/32GB RAM
OSX 10.14.6; Track 16; DP 12; Finale 28
LinkTree (events & peformances)
Instagram
Facebook
MIDI LIFE CRISIS
OSX 10.14.6; Track 16; DP 12; Finale 28
LinkTree (events & peformances)
MIDI LIFE CRISIS
Re: Recording Computer Audio Mac
If you're on a Mac Pro, you can create a loop with the optical I/O. That's what I do. Just connect a light pipe from Out to In and set your sound output to "Built-in Digital Out" in Audio MIDI Setup. In DP, set your hardware setup to include Built-in Digital In. You're good to go. I have a template called "Digital Loop-back" that I use just for that purpose.
Phil
Phil
DP 11.34. 2020 M1 Mac Mini [9,1] (16 Gig RAM), Mac Pro 3GHz 8 core [6,1] (16 Gig RAM), OS 15.3/11.6.2, Lynx Aurora (n) 8tb, MOTU 8pre-es, MOTU M6, MOTU 828, Apogee Rosetta 800, UAD-2 Satellite, a truckload of outboard gear and plug-ins, and a partridge in a pear tree.
Re: Recording Computer Audio Mac
Errm, two things.
1. The Apple Support link does not lead to Apple but to a third-party Mac site.
2. It is highly rare to have three consecutive first-time posters respond to each other. Not that there's anything inherently wrong with that.
It's just that such cryptic responses don't jibe with the simplicity of the question and its solution, especially when one is an alleged Mac specialist.
1. The Apple Support link does not lead to Apple but to a third-party Mac site.
2. It is highly rare to have three consecutive first-time posters respond to each other. Not that there's anything inherently wrong with that.
It's just that such cryptic responses don't jibe with the simplicity of the question and its solution, especially when one is an alleged Mac specialist.
6,1 MacPro, 96GB RAM, macOS Monterey 12.7.6, DP 11.33
Re: Recording Computer Audio Mac
Hmm, oh wise Mr. Frodo. Your keen eye has raised some interesting questions. We'll see how this one pans out.
Phil
Phil
DP 11.34. 2020 M1 Mac Mini [9,1] (16 Gig RAM), Mac Pro 3GHz 8 core [6,1] (16 Gig RAM), OS 15.3/11.6.2, Lynx Aurora (n) 8tb, MOTU 8pre-es, MOTU M6, MOTU 828, Apogee Rosetta 800, UAD-2 Satellite, a truckload of outboard gear and plug-ins, and a partridge in a pear tree.
Re: Recording Computer Audio Mac
It all could be quite legit. I don't want to be unfair to our new members. But, while I want to be careful, I also want to be "careful", if you take my meaning.
Our three new members are welcome to come back for a constructive follow-up.
More to the issue-- it's a simple matter of going to System Preferences> Sound or to AudioMIDI to route audio to the appropriate drivers.
Then, there's that "dreaded" manual, yes? Routing audio to the proper drivers is the first order of business virtually on page 1.
Our three new members are welcome to come back for a constructive follow-up.
More to the issue-- it's a simple matter of going to System Preferences> Sound or to AudioMIDI to route audio to the appropriate drivers.
Then, there's that "dreaded" manual, yes? Routing audio to the proper drivers is the first order of business virtually on page 1.
6,1 MacPro, 96GB RAM, macOS Monterey 12.7.6, DP 11.33
- MIDI Life Crisis
- Posts: 26285
- Joined: Wed May 18, 2005 10:01 pm
- Primary DAW OS: MacOS
- Contact:
Recording Computer Audio Mac
Maybe they meant to be going for tuna, salmon, or striped bass? You know, that Long Island Sound...
I feel so... wet. (Guess that's better than dirty.)
I feel so... wet. (Guess that's better than dirty.)
2013 Mac Pro 2TB/32GB RAM
OSX 10.14.6; Track 16; DP 12; Finale 28
LinkTree (events & peformances)
Instagram
Facebook
MIDI LIFE CRISIS
OSX 10.14.6; Track 16; DP 12; Finale 28
LinkTree (events & peformances)
MIDI LIFE CRISIS
Re: Recording Computer Audio Mac
If that happens I'll eat a case of Spam!Frodo wrote: Our three new members are welcome to come back for a constructive follow-up.
828x MacOS 15.5 M1 Studio Max 1TB 64G DP11.34
Recording Computer Audio Mac
MIDI Life Crisis wrote:Maybe they meant to be going for tuna, salmon, or striped bass? You know, that Long Island Sound...
I feel so... wet. (Guess that's better than dirty.)
will not touch this

2012 Mac Pro 3.46GHz 12 core 96 gig,Mojave, DP11.01,Logic 10.51, RME UCX,Great River ME-1NV,a few microphones,UAD2, Komplete 12U,U-he,Omni & way too many VI's,Synths & FX galore!, Mimic Pro w/ SD3,Focal Twin 6 monitors, Shunyata...........
- MIDI Life Crisis
- Posts: 26285
- Joined: Wed May 18, 2005 10:01 pm
- Primary DAW OS: MacOS
- Contact:
Re: Recording Computer Audio Mac
.. or maybe that's how it got that way! 

2013 Mac Pro 2TB/32GB RAM
OSX 10.14.6; Track 16; DP 12; Finale 28
LinkTree (events & peformances)
Instagram
Facebook
MIDI LIFE CRISIS
OSX 10.14.6; Track 16; DP 12; Finale 28
LinkTree (events & peformances)
MIDI LIFE CRISIS