You can get a little advanced with this and record yourself and guests, as well as different types of audio on different tracks and files. This way you can bring in guests via Skype or Zoom as a virtual audio device and easily accommodate for multiple audio sources on your live show. What I usually do is use Loopback to capture audio and route it through Ecamm Live. "I created a virtual audio device in Loopback called ‘Chrome’ and what this does is take the audio from Google Chrome and then outputs that to the Chrome audio device"īasically, what this allows you to do is capture audio from multiple inputs and devices at the same time. You can also route in the audio from another source, such as a video on Google Chrome, or Zoom or OBS studio. This allows you to combine lots of different physical audio devices, such as multiple microphones. However, on Loopback, you can also create virtual audio devices. When you are recording your live show you will have physical audio devices such as an external microphone or a built-in computer microphone.
It also allows you to combine different audio devices at the same time. In essence, Loopback is a very simple tool that allows you to route audio from one tool to another.
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