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#Soundflower alternative drivers

In analogy: You cannot use the same input as an output on a BMD-Decklink-Card (at least not simultaneously. Use one virtual Driver for one direction/use case! Do not mix em up.Restart the Mac, or use terminal-command to restart core audio (if you know it).

#Soundflower alternative drivers

Finally copy your two virtual drivers to /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/HAL.Repeat all of this with - for instance - zoom2mimo instead.Rename the File BlackHole.driver to mimo2zoom.driver.Then, select “Product” from menu and open the Product-Folder in finder.Now, hit the build button ( It’s the Play-Button at the top left.) If you want to use more than two channels, you can add em by manipulating this variable: #define kDataSource_ItemNamePattern "mimo2zoom %ich" #define kDevice_ModelUID "mimo2zoom%ich_ModelUID" #define kDataSource_ItemNamePattern "BlackHole %ich"

#define kDevice_ModelUID "BlackHole%ich_ModelUID"

Then click on “h BlackHole” at the file browser on the left side.įROM #define kBox_UID "Blackhole%ich_UID".

Select at the top middle of the Xcode main program window “my Mac” and change it to “any Mac”, then you’re able to use the built diver file on intel and Apple Silicon devices.

Select your apple-id (if it’s not registered as a developer, do this before: it’s free.).

You can find it on the left side at the file browser by clicking on the very top “BlackHole”.

Go to the tab “signing and capabilities” (this has to be done once.

By the way, I’m not a programmer, but I found this very useful/helpful:

For all who want to try BlackHole instead of Loopback, do this to generate as many virtual audio devices as you want.