Tagged with soundflower - Personal View Talks http://personal-view.com/talks/discussions/tagged/soundflower/feed.rss Tue, 14 May 24 19:25:48 +0000 Tagged with soundflower - Personal View Talks en-CA How to record (and monitor) any internal sound on a mac easy and free? http://personal-view.com/talks/discussion/9047/how-to-record-and-monitor-any-internal-sound-on-a-mac-easy-and-free Tue, 10 Dec 2013 21:06:11 +0000 maxr 9047@/talks/discussions Recently I desperately - oohh c'won exaggeration, buhhhh, hung him - needed to record something coming from the web browser, I normally use other more stupid (time consuming) ways. This one I thought was worth sharing


4 simple steps

1 - Download Soundflower

2 - Install. Restart. Go to system preferences/sound/ and select sound flower both from input and output
alternatively and much faster you can just press the volume icon in the menu bar while pressing Alt.

3 - In your sound flower applications folder launch Soundflowerbed, in the icon in system menu bar select Soundflower (2ch) output;
you can further tweak settings below, but it is really up to you

4 - Launch Quicktime X, then File/New Audio Recording and from little triangle at right select sound flower input and quality.
Orrrr you can use instead Quicktime pro version, as will allow you to record uncompressed happy audio unicorn files, yeahhh


Extra tit, I mean tip for monitoring or realtime line input
This is the simplest and free also: RogueAmoeba's Line In

 

And because I really don't want you to remain with unhealthy curiosity, this is the thing I wanted to record :P

it reminded me of a japanese Maria Peszek

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