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4. #AUDIO SWITCH FOR MAC MAC#

Failing that you can try this which should work:ģ) At the very bottom left corner click the "+" sign.Ĥ) from the popup menu select "create multi-output device"ĥ) In the settings for that device "tick" the box "built-in output"Ħ) Hold down the "option" key and click the speaker icon at the top right in the home menu bar of your computer and make sure to select "multi-output device". Sometimes connecting and disconnecting headphones will clear the stuck switch and then you should be able to select "built-in output" from the sound prefs. It's not uncommon for the tiny microswitch thing inside the headphone jack socket to get stuck. I have only now realised the what you have described is your iMac maybe stuck on "Digital Out" which usually results from having headphones connected. Audio from the Stomp should now be directed to the speakers onboard the iMac, unless I have misunderstood the question?

To achieve what you’re after, select the Output tab at the top of the System Sound panel (within the System Prefs panel) and from that window chose “Internal Speakers - built in”. As you state you can see an audio input signal in the System Sound input settings (within the System Prefs panel) then your chosen input option must be already set to HX Stomp.

#AUDIO SWITCH FOR MAC MAC#

My Helix is permanently tethered to my studio Mac for recording and monitoring through my Tannoy Reveals, but I can still use the speakers in the iMac if I want. I’m not in the studio right now, but I think this should be easy enough.

#AUDIO SWITCH FOR MAC DRIVER#

If I select HX Stomp as output, I hear it through the HX Stomp's headphone output, as indicated in the manual. Does the HX Stomp only output to itself, or is there a way to get it to play through the mac for practicing without going through a DAW? I've installed the Helix Driver 1.0.5 thinking that would make this possible, but no dice. Is there a way to hear the HX Stomp directly through my mac's speakers when connected via USB?Ĭonnecting an HX Stomp to an iMac running OS 10.13.6 High Sierra via USB shows an audio input level in the system Sound input settings window but I'm not getting audio through the selected output: Digital Output. Nothing about the computer's audio output. It says Computer Output / Destinations are: USB 1/2> HX Stomp Main L/R USB 3/4>HX Stomp stereo SEND USB 5/6> HX Stomp Input block.

#AUDIO SWITCH FOR MAC MANUAL#

Under USB Audio, the manual only talks about connecting output through either the HX Stomp or through a DAW. And check out the USB Audio section in the Stomp manual to make sure your USB audio is set up correctly." "Take a look in the Audio Devices window, and you can assign stuff in the left panel. I've done this, and yes, both input and output are assigned: input=HX Stomp, Output=Built In Output in the Audio Devices window (as 24-bit 48k) (This does not change the iMac's digital output from its default 44.1k to 48k)Ģ. "Take a look at Audi MIDI Setup (Mac application) and see if you can assign your input and output there." Do you know for a fact this can be done? Have you done this?ġ. And check out the USB Audio section in the Stomp manual to make sure your USB audio is set up correctly. Take a look in the Audio Devices window, and you can assign stuff in the left panel. Please let us know what they say.Take a look at Audi MIDI Setup (Mac application) and see if you can assign your input and output there. I’d email the developers and ask them which is better for your needs.

#AUDIO SWITCH FOR MAC LICENSE#

I have an older license for their Airfoil app, which was excellent - and it might actually be more in-line with your needs, since it specifically deals with routing wireless audio.

I think I demoed SoundSource in the past, but I do not have a license myself. If I understand SoundSource properly, you’ll never have to switch audio output again, thus superseding your original request. They seem to be macOS audio experts, their other apps all do other highly configurable things and maybe another is more appropriate.īut I think SoundSource will do what you ultimately want to achieve, which is have Slack use the internal speakers as the audio output, and keep the AirPlay speakers for Spotify. All simultaneously.Īnd you can likely just email the developers of SoundSource to make sure it does what I am suggesting.

So Spotify can be routed to AirPlay, system sounds to the headphones, and Slack to the internal speaker. Yeah that’s the idea of that app, you can route the audio output of individual apps to their own output source.