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Audials picks up the sound going into Breakaway, not the processed sound coming out of Breakaway. Do you know of a way to connect the output from Breakaway to Audials-One recording software? Do you know of any “virtual cable” or other software that can enable this?
Thanks in advance.I spent a while trying to get BAE to record processed audio some years back, and it seems explicitly programmed to disallow this. What you want is a feature of BreakawayOne.
I’ve not played with this at all, but, if you have two virtual cables defined and set one up as the input to BAE and the other as the output, you might then be able to configure Audials to “listen” to VAC2.
The other possibility is that you are using “KS” (Kernel Streaming) as the input and output. This is a very low level layer in the audio processing, and Audials may not listen at that level. Try changing the output of BAE to “WAV” or even “DS”. Audials may “see” the output at this higher layer.
Okay, after some playing around with other virtual soundcards (Voicemeeter), I landed on one with a buffer combination that works (Voicemeeter VAIO). BAE ignores VAC-based virtual cards like Breakaway Pipeline, which is what made me think it was not intended to do this. So download Voicemeeter Banana to get the driver.
Input: KS, “Breakaway Pipeline 1” (duh) 480, 4, 48000, 2.
Output: KS, “VoiceMeter vaio”, 240, 4, 48000, 2.
Audio Realtime Priority and Adaptive SRC enabled.I did not open a DAW and try to record from it, but I’m able to listen to it by using “Listen to this device” and it doesn’t have any noticeable latency. There’s the occasional pop, so the buffers don’t seem perfect yet.
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