Sound Siphon 2 is a FREE UPGRADE for those that have already purchased Sound Siphon 1.x.
- No longer prevents sleep.
- Fixed mute.
Sound Siphon 2 is a FREE UPGRADE for those that have already purchased Sound Siphon 1.x.
- Fixed issue where software-based volume was muting at too high of a dB value.
- Added “Other Apps” to control other apps that aren’t specifically listed, such as Finder and background processes.
- EQ is now applied to applications by default. This behavior can be disabled in the Equalizer menu.
- Remove button now changes to Add button when an item is excluded.
- Now works with bluetooth devices (and other high latency) devices.
- Fixed some daemon crashes.
- Fixed issue where volume change beeps and system beeps were truncated.
- Better audio synchronization.
- Now falls back to built-in audio if the selected output device is unplugged.
- Added option to remember recording timer settings.
- Fixed issue where pause would stay on between recordings.
- Reduced CPU use.
- Now prefers the last output device selected by the user. Helpful for HDMI displays that are turned on and off.
- Addressed an issue where settings and registration could be reset.
- Addressed issue that could lead to audio skipping.
Sound Siphon 2 is a FREE UPGRADE for those that have already purchased Sound Siphon 1.x.
- Fixed an issue capturing audio from some java apps, including Blackboard Collaborate.
- All volumes now use a logarithmic curve instead of linear.
- Fixed an issue that caused aggregate devices to pile up.
- Added an option (with warning) to disable feedback protection when previewing levels.
- Added option to mix all channels of an input together creating mono-stereo type audio.
- Fixed an issue that caused distorted audio when playing audio from YouTube.
- Fixed a coreaudiod crash that could occur when editing input devices or changing Sound Siphon’s sample rate.
Sound Siphon 2 is a FREE UPGRADE for those that have already purchased Sound Siphon 1.x.
- Can now select output from the menu bar.
- Now prefers the last device that was selected by the user.
- Per-app volume control now works more reliably.
- Per-app volume apps can now be inclusive or exclusive.
- Added optional software volume for System Output.
- Some minor internal changes to support public API.
Sound Siphon 2 is a FREE UPGRADE for those that have already purchased Sound Siphon 1.x.
Sound Siphon 2.0.1 changes:
- More reliable capture of microphones and other audio input devices.
- Volume is now properly saved and restored for play through device don’t have their own volume controls.
New in Sound Siphon 2:
- Audio input devices including microphones are now available as input sources.
- Can now record audio directly in the Sound Siphon app.
- Added application volume control and system wide EQ.
- Added ability so select the sample rate (44.1kHz – 96kHz) in Sound Siphon’s preferences.
Sound Siphon 2 is a FREE UPGRADE for those that have already purchased Sound Siphon 1.x.
- Audio input devices including microphones are now available as input sources.
- Can now record audio directly in the Sound Siphon app.
- Added application volume control and system wide EQ.
- Added ability so select the sample rate (44.1kHz – 96kHz) in Sound Siphon’s preferences.
- Can now mute Sound Siphon’s output and still control volume via the keyboard.
- Now switches to Built-in audio when an external device is unplugged and switches back if device is plugged back in.
- Volume for devices that don’t have their own volume controls (i.e. HDMI, AudioEngine D1) is now saved.
- Changing the play through device in preferences works more reliably.
- Unregistered effect has been changed to a bandpass that is turned on and off periodically.
- Now works on Yosemite.
- Added simple on/off switch to main UI.
- Fixed a bug that would result in hearing now audio on a clean install.
- Uninstaller is now included on the installation disk image.
- Custom input devices no longer have output channels.
- Fixes 3rd party developer support.
- Volume changes when Sound Siphon is in use no longer fluctuate.
- Fixed an issue that caused QuickTime Player to report that there is no microphone connected.
- Sound Siphon output device now runs continuously to avoid losing small amounts of audio when the device is started.
- Added support for 48kHz sample rate.
- Added a basic Help Book.
- Added “None” option for play through device.
- Reduced latency.
- Fixed a crash at launch introduced in 1.0.1.
- Fixed issue where volume wasn’t set correctly for some pass through audio devices