Loopback 2.4.6 for MacOS 2025

General Overview

Loopback is a complex program that allows putting up the virtual sound devices to provide the directional flow of sound among the applications on your computer. It is a sort of software-based audio patch cable that enables you to feed the audio of multiple sources onto a common feed, such as your microphone, web browser, and music player. That digital signal will then show up as an available microphone or input source, any other app such as zoom, discord or recording software.
With this professional grade and versatile routing feature, Loopback is a must have tool to podcasters, streamers, and musicians needing to record and broadcast high quality audio across multiple programs at once. It also does away with complicated physical implementations and provides an easy to integrate answer to professional or effective audio control of your Mac.

Important Features

• mix Audio Sources: It is simple to set two or more sources together to configure a virtual audio device. The applications and physical audio devices you want to add can be added to the Audio Sources table to start with
• Available System-Wide: Mac will display Loopback virtual devices as physical. They are listed along other devices in System Preferences, or they may be chosen as an input or output in any sound-editing app
• Share Audio With Apps: Pass-Thru devices can also be created by Loopback that sends audio within one app to another. Use the Loopback device as input in one app and the output of your second application to bring audio direct between the apps
• Complements All Applications: Virtual audio device to record audio off any application on your Mac, including notation and recording software like Logic or Reason, as well as simple music players, like iTunes or QuickTime
• Can Compatibly Connect to any Input Device: Record audio streams rather than legacies associated with physical audio devices plugged in your Mac. Loopback can access cheap USB microphones, or high-end studio mixers