Now what it does is, it redirect the output audio as an input. Now insert one end of the audio jack to headphones and the other end to microphones slot of your computer. Usually, people use it to connect their phone to a speaker, so it’s a quite common thing. I got mine for 3o rupees (less than 50 cents) from a local store.
You will have to buy a male to male 3.5 mm audio cable. Say the first method don’t work for you or you would like to record audio from an android or mp3 player, then this one is helpful. Overall the recorded audio sounds exactly the same as original one and without any noise or distortion.
#Windows 10 audio loopback how to
Watch the video tutorial at the end, if you not sure how to use audacity. Once done, simply stop the recorder and under file > export your recording. The advantage of audacity is you can pause the recording or even edit it later. You will see sound waves, this means audacity is picking up your audio. Next play the file, you want to record and click the small red button on audacity to start recording.
Once done, open audacity and u nder audio host select Windows WASAPI and under audio source select ‘the relevant loopback device’ (though you can also try other source and pick up the best output here)
This is the best method if you just want to record HQ sound coming only from Windows computer.ĭownload audacity (24 MB) from their official website and then install it on your computer just like you normally do. So, here are 2 alternate methods that you can use. Now, you can look for addition sound drivers on the web and you may get this option. (see the video tutorial at the end)įor instance, the most popular way to record system audio is by enabling the Stereo Mix option under sound settings and then use any sound recorder to capture the system audio.īut unfortunately, in most modern computers the audio drivers don’t support ‘Stereo Mix’. the sound coming out of your computer. But the process is not that obvious. For this, you will need to record the system audio i.e.
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