In the sixth class of the Loopback course, we combined this tool with Audio Hijack, from the same developer and which integrates perfectly.
Thanks to the ease of use of Audio Hijack and the great flexibility of Loopback, we can create really interesting configurations and most importantly, very quickly and easily.
With a few clicks and a few blocks we can quickly create an Audio Hijack session, send the signal to a virtual Loopback driver and get really cool audio setups. Let’s go for it!
You have already seen it! In a fairly simple and fast way we have been able to create a more complex configuration by combining both tools, which, by the way, offer us a trial version so that we can test them with all their functionalities.
From Loopback we have created our entire virtual driver, through which we will route our audio signal to where we are most interested.
And on the other hand, from Audio Hijack we have used this virtual driver to take advantage of its ease of use through its block-based interface with which we can combine the tools as we are most interested in each case. Everything fits!
If you have any questions or queries, you can do so through the contact form that you have available on the intranet. We continue in the next lesson!
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