Live Player
In the Live Player, you can route whatever you want, like an external source (iPod, radio, instrument, another computer) or an internal source (iTunes, Spotify, SoundCloud).
External Source
Connect the signal you want to use to the inputs of your audio interface.
Click on the
Open SoundCard Options
button and choose your audio interface asInput Device
.
Finally, choose the input channels you are using to route the signal.
Internal Source
In order to route audio from other programs running inside your computer, you need an internal router. We use BlackHole
in OSX and VB-CABLE
in Windows. Both are free and work really well.
OSX Internal Routing with BlackHole
First, install BlackHole.
Download BlackHole to your computer.
Open the
dmg
file.Launch
BlackHole.v0.2.6.pkg
to install it.Agree to the License terms and install it.
Restart your computer.
Now, open TrainYourEars and route the signal.
Choose
BlackHole (16ch)
as input in TrainYourEars.
Alt+click on the volume icon of the menu bar.
Choose
BlackHole (16ch)
as output in your system.Now any signal played in your computer should be routed to TrainYourEars.
Once you have finished your training, remember to select your normal output again.
If you hear noises try switching to ad_portaudio Core Audio
driver instead. In certain computers, it works better than Core Audio
.
Windows Internal Routing with VB CABLE
First, install VB-CABLE.
Download VB-Cable to your computer. Scroll down until you see the orange DOWNLOAD button:
Unzip the
zip
file.Right-click on
VBCABLE_Setup_x64.exe
and chooseRun as Administrator
.
If your system has only 32bits, run VBCABLE_Setup.exe instead.
Click on
Install Driver
.Restart your system.
Now, open TrainYourEars and route the signal.
Choose
CABLE Output (VB-Audio Virtual Cable)
as input in TrainYourEars.
Right-click on the volume icon and choose
Playback Devices
Click on
Cable Input
and then onSet Default
.
Now any signal played in your computer should be routed to TrainYourEars.
Once you have finished your training, remember to select your normal output again.
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