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For recording Spotify music, here you need to click "Record".

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There are 3 options for you: Discover music with the built-in music library, Download music by copy-n-paste the song URL, and Record music. After installing and launching iMusic on your PC/Mac, please click "GET MUSIC". You could fix ID3 tags or clear up your iTunes Library Easily by using iMusic. When record from Spotify, the ID3 tags, like artist name, song title, year and genre, will be added to the song automatically. Whenever you play a song and you feel like to keep it, just click the RECORD button to get it. In some cases, the songS cannot be downloaded normally, iMusic provides RECORD feature.

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If you are a podcast or audio expert and stumble upon this post, please get in touch if you know how to do more elaborate routing of audio like I’m describing.How to Record Music from Spotify using iMusic Note that you could pipe in any audio to skype (music, for example).

Local mics are now recorded to separate files, while being combined and sent to Skype as one input through Soundflower. UPDATE: The local mic limitation can be overcome with Audio Hijack Pro, and is what I use now. My desire for a simple and mobile setup makes me want to do this as much as possible through software, and not through mixers and extra hardware, because then the podcasting setup is more portable. However, I’d love to have an efficient setup for any number of local mics (within reason) recorded on separate tracks, but aggregated and sent to the guests. It will record hosts on one channel and the remote guests on another. This setup works great for one local mic being sent to guests. I am wondering if using a bus and customized output settings, I might be able to send a consolidated mix from Logic into Facetime, but I’m not nearly experienced enough to know how to do that. This is a puzzle I need to solve because I’d like to route in multiple mic inputs into Facetime so that David and I can use separate mics, but without introducing some kind of mixer middle-man into this, I’m not sure how to do that. Note that Facetime/Google+ Hangouts will only send Input 1 (our host mic), but not Input 2 (the second channel of my Mackie, for example). In Google Hangouts, click on the gear icon and ensure that you’re using the correct mic input. In Facetime, I just use the Video menu to choose which mic the guest will hear. The last step is to ensure that whatever I’m using to call my guest uses the host mic as input. So, in my example, to capture my voice I’d use Input 1 on the first track, and set the second track to use Input 3 to capture guest audio. Now, in Logic I can choose my aggregate device (now called Podcast Input) as the input device, and then set each track to use the appropriate input. I use a Mackie Onyx Satellite 2-channel firewire device (it’s now discontinued).

If you hooked up a firewire/usb device you could choose it instead of the built-in mic for better quality. You can rename the device by double clicking the title. The above screenshot shows an Aggregate device that includes my computer’s built-in mic and Soundflower. This is accomplished in OS X’s Audio/Midi utility: The last step is to partially fulfill #3 from my list above: I want hosts to be recorded separately from my guest, so I need to setup a virtual audio device that includes both my mic and Soundflower guest input, and then set my audio app to use that as input. I could use this to, for example, record internet audio streams.

Now I can go to any audio app and set my input as Soundflower to record any sounds that the system is making. I do this by setting my System “output” to Soundflower (thus any sound that OS X makes will be piped into Soundflower): Using Soundflower, I can route OS X system output into any other app I’d like. The secret sauce that makes it possible to capture and route system audio is a freeware utility for OS X called Soundflower.

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I’ve got hosts (David and me) on one input and the guest audio on another input into Logic Pro X. In my alpha setup, I’ve totally nailed #1 and #2, but have not completely nailed #3.

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I think I’ve figured a good alpha setup, which I’ll describe in this blog post.ĭepending on your needs, the solution I describe below might be easier accomplished using paid software like Piezo or Audio Hijack Pro, but what this post describes may give you more flexibility. Podcasting With Remote Guests using Skype, Soundflower, and Audio HijackĮver since starting a podcast with I’ve wanted to figure out a comfortable setup for including remote guests through Google+ Hangouts or FaceTime audio calls.