Capture Your Screen, Software Audio Out and Voice (Dual Mono) using Blackhole and Quicktime | macOS

Capture your Logic Pro, Ableton, Pro Tools, Final Cut Pro, Premier Pro screen, system audio and your voice on MacOS for free using Quicktime.
Step 1
Download and install your software
Software Required:
Blackhole: Free from Existential Audio (existential.audio/blackhole/)
LadioCast (Free from my App Store)
Audio MIDI Setup (Part of your macOS system)
Audio MIDI Setup
- New “Multi-Output Device, choose “Blackhole 2ch” + Your I/O
Logic/Pro Tools/Ableton/FMOD etc
- Blackhole 2 Ch as you Output
Ladiocast Routing:
Input 1 = Your interface (iD4 in my example)
Choose your microphone input for both Left and Right for a dual mono input and send it to Blackhole 2ch.
Input 2 = Blackhole 2ch to your interface output (iD4 in my example)
Quicktime:
Blackhole 2ch for Microphone Input
Main System Sound Out:
Your Interface (iD4 in my example)
Remember to adjust your mic between your microphone and the software output within Ladiocast, make a few test videos before committing to your final Vlog!

[@dillonevans25]

THANKKKKKKKK YOU !!!!!

[@ahmedkalimmm]

you saved my life, i was looking to monitoring my Ableton project while screen recording and the LadioCast was the whole solution🔥 Thankyou sir

[@MichaelWBell]

You are very welcome! I’m glad I could help :)

[@kimthehunk]

I cannot get it to work. I follow your guide step by step. I only see activity in the input 1 of LadioCast and the main output. But nothing in input 2 or aux output 1

[@_ConnorEdwardsMusic]

Exactly what I’ve been looking for. Hope it works in Logic.

[@MichaelWBell]

It certainly should do mate! Just send Logic out to Blackhole 2ch and this workflow should apply. Let me know if you have any issues and I’ll have another look into it.

[@_ConnorEdwardsMusic]

@@MichaelWBell thank you man! I recorded 20 minutes worth of a full production tutorial, only to realize all of my screen recordings had no audio. I’m gonna try it this way and see what I can get.

[@MichaelWBell]

That’s the worst! Really kills the flow when you are trying to educate and blocks the whole process. I really hope this solves the issue.

[@_ConnorEdwardsMusic]

@@MichaelWBell thank you!

[@_ConnorEdwardsMusic]

@@MichaelWBell I tried it and have plenty of signal coming through my microphone. But now my problem is not really being able to hear the rest of the project. I think all I can hear is just headphone bleed through.

[@skineyemin4276]

I got this to work, but then it just went somewhere else. My MacBook is from 2012? It does not seem to Garage Band, it is basically Logic Pro lite, and it doesn't seem consistent. It also doesn't work in Reason. I followed your video to a "T,", but it's seems too sometime(y).

[@skineyemin4276]

So now, I just launched a test (again) and at this moment everything sounds perfect from the QT video except on Input 2 with Aux 1 activated, the Aux 1 Output shows no volume level movement and the volume bar is all whited all the way to the right as if that level is at its max. The reason why I sent another comment, is because it may completely change again. It's set up exactly as your is in the video.

[@MCLemonyfresh]

I'm having the same issue. Please let me know if you find anything out

[@deanxmusic]

Preferably use an audio interface with a microphone because trying to do this with a Bluetooth headset is latency hell 😂

[@MichaelWBell]

Oh for sure, Bluetooth headsets are going to be a nightmare in general.