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The dedicated music server runs on OS 10.15 (Catalina) clean install of two days ago, on a Mac Pro late 2013 (aka: soup can). One mistake I made, on my macbook I am still on OS 10.14 (Mojave), haven’t updated that one yet. So the Dragonfly Cobalt MQA problem is in the current version. Just checked for updates, but was up to date with v. I am a brand new user, so installed the most current version two days ago. Here you can find an interesting reading about MQA MQA is a flac container where the pcm format has been treated with MQA proprietary coding technology and needs an MQA compliant sw and/or dac to be decoded, if no compliant sw and/or dac is available the MQA file will be played as 16/44.1. Pcm is the format and flac is the container of that format, other containers are aiff, alac.ĭsd is a different format and can be played to a capable dsd dac

#Soundflower cycling74 full#

You have to be aware that df cobalt can do up to 24/96 then you cannot reach the full MQA resolution that is 24/192.

#Soundflower cycling74 manual#

You can check if MQA is recognized as a blue led will light on on your df cobalt while playing MQA files, see here the user manual Please feel free to send comments or suggestions on ways to improve this page, or with other applications for Soundflower.I do not own the df cobalt anyway … you don’t need to go back and forth through the settings menu, set it and forget.Īudirvana should recognize the df cobalt, if not … your cobalt is a renderer according to this faq page I'm thinking I will eventually get something like the Edirol UA-20 which gives me MIDI and audio capture with GarageBand, this will do for now. You can close the Track Info and start recording in GarageBand.Īlthough this is a bit painful to setup, it is a pretty cheap way to get audio into GarageBand.that is if you already own a video capture device like this. Click on the Monitor On radio button.Īt this point, you should be able to hear the sound from you Vidi (or whatever application you're using). Choose Soundflower (2ch) for the audio input and selct Built-in audio controller for the audio output.Ĭlose the Preferences window and then create a new Basic Track and then double-click on the new track (or you can press Apple-I or click on the "i" button) to open the Track Info window. Open the Preferences and select Audio/MIDI. At this point, you won't hear any sound coming out your speakers.this is normal.įinally, start GarageBand and create a new project. Select the input you want such as Composite or S-Video (or just choose a TV channel). Next, fire up the excellent freeware Vidi by Mitz Pettel or Formac's StudioTVR software. You should also go to the Sound Effect tab and select Built-in audio controller so that any system alerts do not get routed through Soundflower. Go to the Output tab and choose Soundflower (2ch), then go to the Input tab and choose Soundflower (2ch).

A reboot is required to activate Soundflower because it is a system extension.Īfter installation, you will need to go to the Sound pane on the System Preferences. Installation is simple, just like any other application. These instructions should also work for capturing sound from a Firewire DV video camera into GarageBand.įor starters, download the free Soundflower utility or visit Cycling '74's Home Page to find it. The problem I had was that I wanted to use the sound inputs on the Studio DV/TV to record things into GarageBand. I have a Dual 1GHz Power Mac G4 (Quicksilver 2002) and also a Formac Studio DV/TV.

The reason I'm writing this is to inform others of this excellent utility and to be a guide to setting it up.

#Soundflower cycling74 how to#

This page describes how to use the free Soundflower "virtual audio device" with GarageBand. Using Soundflower with GarageBand Using Soundflower with GarageBand