The actual Skype call will be at normal volume, but everything else will seem much quieter. As soon as a Skype call starts, however, your computer’s audio volume takes a sudden and highly noticeable drop. You’d can open Skype and message people without any problems.
Before a Skype call starts, your computer’s audio levels are totally fine. I even had it working a couple months ago but can't seem to replicate the result again.When making Skype calls on a Windows machine, you may have come across a very annoying feature. though this should work with just SoundFlower even. If 3rd party software beyond SoundFlower/LineIn is required, I'm OK with that. I want to be able to merge the audio output of Reason, along with my voice via the built-in mic of the Mac, and send them together over Skype so that the other person can hear what I'm doing in reasonable fidelity (subject to Skype's limitations, of course).Ĭan anyone provide the exact steps to share Reason's audio along with my mic, over Skype? I use the Propellerhead's own audio interface called "Balance" as my audio device for the software, providing my physical I/O as well as a headphone mix. Reason has its own audio interface setting - a single setting for both input and output. I want to be able to collaborate musically with other parties, using a program called Reason from Propellerhead Software. Now for the ultimate solution I hope to achieve. So firstly, what are the precise steps needed to get my Mac audio (say, youtube videos playing in a browser.) to transmit over Skype along WITH my voice from the built-in Mic?
As of yet, every combination of options I have tried (dozens) involving Soundflower, aggregated devices, and even LineIn.app has completely failed. I want to share my Mac audio over Skype, while still being able to simultaneously talk to the person on the other end of the call. First the more basic scenario, second the more-niche scenario that I hope to ultimately solve. System: 2011 iMac, built-in microphone, Mountain Lion.
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