HOW DOES IT WORK?
Imagine plugging some cables from the main outputs of your interface and bringing them straight back into the inputs so you could record the audio from your computer. This is exactly what the loopback is doing but it all happens virtually. This means your computer’s audio can be recorded on separate channels to your microphones, enabling you to take more control over your audio when it comes to editing and mixing in your software.
WHAT IS IT FOR?
There are so many ways to use Audio Loop-back such as creating a podcast and interviewing a guest via video conferencing, streaming yourself playing a game with computer audio as well as your microphone or recording yourself doing a commentary on a recording/mixing tutorial or video – all while still using your iD interface to listen to everything on headphones.
THE MIXERS
The software loop-back mixers gives you full control over each audio source allowing you to get the perfect balance between your microphone audio and the audio you are looping back from other programs. Both the iD mixer on iD14 and the dedicated Audio Loop-back mixer on iD4 provide lots of flexibility offering a number of source options for your loopback audio, providing plenty of setup options which can work in different situations.
